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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 3, who did Miller remember riding bikes with through the Baylands?

2. Where did Miller go to college?

3. In the year since the attack, how much time had Miller spent testifying in court?

4. How many women on college campuses did Miller read in an article in Chapter 6 had been sexually assaulted?

5. In Chapter 6, where did Lucas live?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 3, what was Miller's life like?

2. What did Miller realize she needed to do at the end of Chapter 7?

3. Where did Miller find herself when she regained consciousness in Chapter 1?

4. What helped Miller do well in her printmaking class in Chapter 4?

5. How did Miller break down one Friday evening at the end of Chapter 2?

6. How did Miller spend her days when Lucas was at class in Chapter 6?

7. At the end of Chapter 5, how did Jonsson and Arndt testify that they caught Turner the night he attacked Miller?

8. How did Miller describe Palo Alto in Chapter 2?

9. In the Introduction, how did Miller summarize the rape and assault?

10. In Chapter 7, who would be testifying on Miller's behalf?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Miller was close to her sister Tiffany. What did Miller feel was her role in Tiffany’s life? How did that affect the relationship between the girls? How would you describe their relationship?

Essay Topic 2

Miller often felt alone and rejected during the trial. What did Miller learn from two cards that she received? How did that help her understand the difference between what she perceived about her situation and reality?

Essay Topic 3

Miller was born at Stanford and spent a lot of time there as a child. Why did Miller feel that Stanford let her down after the attack? Why did she believe Stanford was guilty of institutional betrayal?

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