1. What does Dr. Summer believe is killing Hatter Fox?
(a) The psychiatrist's ignorance.
(b) Claude's abuse.
(c) All of these.
(d) The bureaucratic rules of the Reformatory.

2. Why does Dr. Summer decide to leave for a few days?
(a) He has to care for a sick family member.
(b) He is disturbed by the violence involved in his job.
(c) He is recovering after Hatter attacks him.
(d) He is asked to leave for a few days by his boss.

3. What do the letters ask of Dr. Summer?
(a) Dr. Summer is asked to help Hatter Fox.
(b) Dr. Summer is asked to do an evaluation of Hatter Fox for a case against her.
(c) Dr. Summer is asked to be the State Reformatory's doctor.
(d) Dr. Summer is asked to drop the charges against Hatter Fox.

4. On what condition does the Reformatory psychiatrist agree to let Dr. Summer return and stay where he wishes?
(a) That Dr. Summer work closely with him on Hatter's reform.
(b) That Dr. Summer no longer fights with the guards or inmates.
(c) That Dr. Summer takes full responsibility for Hatter's reform.
(d) That Dr. Summer takes responsibility for his own safety.

5. What does Dr. Summer tell the Reformatory psychiatrist about Hatter Fox and Claude?
(a) Dr. Summer insinuates that Claude is beating Hatter for no reason.
(b) Dr. Summer insinuates that Hatter and Claude are siblings.
(c) Dr. Summer insinuates that Hatter and Claude have a relationship.
(d) Dr. Summer insinuates that Hatter has been raped.