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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. Where does Will confront Maggie, telling her she's ruined everything?
(a) Outside in the back of the house.
(b) Inside, in the kitchen.
(c) Inside on the stairwell.
(d) Outside in front of the house.

2. Who is the detective that is assigned the case?
(a) Detective Nicolo.
(b) Detective Invanho.
(c) Detective Palermo.
(d) Detective Jericho.

3. Who became a couple between the first and second trials for Maggie?
(a) Palmer and Norma.
(b) Peter and Norma.
(c) Barry and Maggie.
(d) Barry and Norma.

4. Who watches as Maggie leaves the courtroom a free woman?
(a) The murderer.
(b) Norma.
(c) Palmer.
(d) Norman.

5. What does Norma decide her best strategy is?
(a) To approach the judge.
(b) To approach the prosecutor.
(c) To tell the truth.
(d) To wait for a verdict.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Maggie take Jennie hiking?

2. Where does Will claim to have gone?

3. What acronym do Maggie and her children have for themselves?

4. What did the doctor show her before showing her Jennie's slipping grades?

5. What song does Will claim affected him more than all others Maggie sang?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Maggie feel when she is taken in front of the judge to deliver her plea?

2. What two things does Maggie refuse to do to help herself and her defense team?

3. What is Will's emotional state after the premiere and once he has returned home?

4. What effect does this information have on Maggie's conviction?

5. What is the first scene that Will is asked to play in Primrose?

6. What does Norma finally get the groundskeeper from the Lake Club to admit?

7. What information is Norma Breen trying so hard to uncover and why?

8. How does Will handle his premiere of Primrose?

9. What is Maggie's state of mind when she sees Will at the hospital?

10. What is Will's demeanor when Palmer enters his room in Rio?

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