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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Hatter's History.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Dr. Summer think he sees outside in the facility courtyard?
(a) An animal locked in a pen in the freezing rain.
(b) Inmates hanging laundry in the freezing rain.
(c) Inmates being transferred from one building to another in the freezing rain without shoes.
(d) A dead animal in a pen in the freezing rain.
2. Why does Dr. Summer tell Claude to open Hatter's door?
(a) So he can help her walk to the infirmary and get some scratches on her arm treated.
(b) So he can leave Hatter alone as she has requested.
(c) So he can escape Hatter's attack.
(d) So he can carry the unconscious Hatter to the infirmary.
3. Why does Dr. Summer travel to Albuquerque?
(a) In response to the letters from the State Reformatory for Girls.
(b) To get Hatter and bring her back to the State Reformatory for Girls.
(c) To speak with the Police Chief who wrote him.
(d) To pursue the charges filed against Hatter.
4. How does Dr. Summer react to the stories that Hatter shares with him?
(a) He is almost paralyzed by what Hatter tells him.
(b) Both of these.
(c) He tries to improve her life the best he can.
(d) Neither of these.
5. What does Rhinehart tell Dr. Summer about the story he has just shared with Hatter?
(a) Hatter believes a witch is making her sick.
(b) None of these.
(c) Hatter is being abused by Claude, and this is the story she has created in her head.
(d) Hatter believes she has been poisoned by Claude.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Dr. Summer learn when he returns to the Reformatory?
2. How does Hatter react to Dr. Summer when he offers her something to drink?
3. Who believes putting the girls in the "dog house" is an effective punishment?
4. Why does Dr. Summer consider returning to the Reformatory early with Hatter?
5. What does Dr. Summer offer Hatter in her cell?
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