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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. When do Ally and Sammy plan to meet for a second time?
(a) Wednesday.
(b) Monday afternoon.
(c) Tuesday morning.
(d) Friday.

2. Who takes Sammy to his Monday morning doctor's appointment?
(a) He walks.
(b) Boab.
(c) Charlie.
(d) The police.

3. Sammy tells Peter that his blindness was caused by what?
(a) Police brutality.
(b) A fight with Helen.
(c) Falling from a building.
(d) Getting hit by a car.

4. Sammy tells the police he spent a big part of his weekend doing what?
(a) A pub crawl.
(b) Playing a poker game.
(c) Trying to apologize to Helen.
(d) In a holding tank.

5. Herbie tells Sammy he heard about what?
(a) Helen's baby.
(b) Sammy's parole.
(c) Helen's disappearance.
(d) Sammy's blindness.

Short Answer Questions

1. What financial item does Ally discuss with Sammy?

2. Why do the police believe Sammy saw Charlie over the weekend?

3. At Glancys, what does Sammy ask Tam about?

4. Who knocks on Sammy's door late at night?

5. What excuse is Sammy given for being denied admittance into Quinns Bar?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the method the police use to bring Sammy in for questioning?

2. After Sammy's visit to the doctor on Monday, Sammy cries while making dinner. Why?

3. In what way does Peter offer to help Sammy?

4. Why does Sammy decide to visit Quinns before going to Glancys?

5. What are the steps Ally asks Sammy to take, to prepare for pursuing his case?

6. Why does Ally contact Peter?

7. Sammy tells the police he was drinking heavily over the weekend due to what?

8. Sammy tells Ally he does not plan to claim compensation for what reason?

9. What do the police tell Sammy about the report he filed against them?

10. Before going to Glancys, there are signs that Sammy is not able to take care of himself fully. What are some of these signs?

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