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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the profession of the woman in #35?
(a) Newspaper reporter.
(b) Director of the Rape Crisis Center.
(c) Law School Dean.
(d) Prosecuting Attorney.

2. Who does Abe note is visibly upset when Mark is arrested for Sheila's murder?
(a) Joe.
(b) Lydia.
(c) Christina.
(d) Wes.

3. Who is the widow accusing the priest of taking her money?
(a) Felicity Dorr.
(b) Elsie Lane.
(c) Felicia Diep.
(d) Fannie Dawson.

4. Who confronts the man in #79 about raping Diane Price?
(a) Joe.
(b) Samantha.
(c) Lydia.
(d) Christina.

5. Which woman does Wes meet when he goes out on the town?
(a) Maria Evans.
(b) Samantha Duncan.
(c) Kirsten Matthews.
(d) Angela Billings.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is the story of Mark's indictment for murder released?

2. At whose home do Joe and Christina attend a dinner party?

3. Who does Christina call to talk about a problem with Joe?

4. What does Mark offer as a settlement in the Catholic Church case?

5. How many open cases is Abe working on?

Short Essay Questions

1. Releasing Joe from the hiring of summer interns takes the pressure off him. How does Joe show Christina that he is sorry for their argument over the matter?

2. How does the author use foreshadowing with Mark's need for a private confession?

3. Where does Abe Glitsky meet Christina and what is the nature of his business with her?

4. Why does Glitsky think Mark had staged the scene at Sheila's murder?

5. Describe Abe Glitsky's personal problems at home.

6. When does Glitsky realize the real motive for Sheila's murder?

7. Who is Paul Thieu and to which murder scene does he accompany Abe Glitsky?

8. Why do the prosecutors agree to go forward with prosecuting Mark for Sheila's murder?

9. How does Mark meet Christina?

10. How does Mark manipulate the situation to get Joe removed from the law firm and how does he counsel Christina about it?

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