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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. For how many months after the assault did Miller go to sleep at six o'clock in the morning?

2. After Miller read about her attack, what comment was made about her assailant?

3. When was the last time that a judge was recalled according to what Miller said in Chapter 10?

4. How many dogs did Lucas and Miller foster over a year in Chapter 11?

5. In Chapter 14, when did Miller say that Anita Hill wrote to Michele?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 8 where was Miller's grandfather going, and why did he not get to go?

2. How did Miller see life in the next month in Chapter 9?

3. In Chapter 9, how did Stanford student leaders show support for Miller?

4. What statement did Stanford make after Miller's victim impact statement went viral?

5. What did Miller say about writing in Chapter 14?

6. What cards did Miller receive in Chapter 8, what what did one of them say?

7. What dog did Miller and Lucas keep in Chapter 11?

8. At the end of Chapter 10, what did Miller decide she needed to do?

9. In Chapter 10, how many views did the statement have by June 10, and where else was it published?

10. In Chapter 10, what were Miller's plans for Friday?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Turner and his attorney presented him as a clean-cut kid who was not prepared for the partying at college. What image did Turner and his attorney present of him? What did facts reveal about Turner and his exposure to alcohol and drugs? How was the persona presented at Turner’s trial different from his real self?

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 commented that someone who had been robbed would not be asked if they told the robber no. How did Miller believe that the crime of sexual assault was treated differently from other crimes? In a sexual assault, why was the burden of the cause of the crime placed upon the victim?

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