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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. At Glancys, what does Sammy ask Tam about?
(a) Helen's whereabouts.
(b) The money Tam owes him.
(c) If Sammy can move in.
(d) The weekend he blacked out.

2. The doctor diagnoses Sammy's blindness as what type of condition?
(a) Imaginary.
(b) Permanent.
(c) Temporary.
(d) Semi-permanent.

3. Where do Peter and Keith wait to see Sammy?
(a) Sammy's front door.
(b) At Boab's house.
(c) Quinns.
(d) Glancys.

4. How does Sammy react to his treatment by the Monday morning doctor?
(a) Sammy thanks him.
(b) Sammy wants to refer him to others.
(c) Sammy cusses him out.
(d) Sammy starts to sob.

5. Who knocks on Sammy's door late at night?
(a) Keith.
(b) Peter.
(c) All of these.
(d) Boab.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Monday morning doctor reveal to Sammy?

2. Who do the police want Sammy to pass a message to?

3. After the second interrogation, why is Sammy worried about being sent back to prison?

4. In the waiting room on Monday morning, Sammy is asked if he is looking for a what?

5. Why does Sammy agree to let Ally help him?

Short Essay Questions

1. The police claim Leg (Donaghue) told them what about Sammy's weekend?

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

3. How does Sammy react to the solicitation at the doctor's office, and why?

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

5. Why does the Monday morning doctor's appointment make Sammy angry?

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

7. What does Sammy pack for his trip to England?

8. Why do the police question Sammy about his weekend activities?

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

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

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