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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. How long did Miller's statement end up being?

2. In Chapter 8, what time does Miller arrive at the courtroom?

3. In Chapter 11, how many days was the most that Miller had slept alone?

4. At the end of Chapter 12, who quoted Miller in a book?

5. In Chapter 12, when did a police officer shoot Philando Castile?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Miller want to see Stanford do?

2. What did Miller go through when writing her first draft of her victim statement?

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

4. What happened to a black men in Chapter 12 when he was pulled over for a broken taillight?

5. How was lying viewed differently for victims and perpetrators?

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

7. In Chapter 8, what did Miller realize?

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

9. In Chapter 14, what did Miller say about survival?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Sexual assault victims had to have a stronger case than most other victims of other crimes. What did it mean to be a sexual assault victim? What challenges did they face when reporting the crime committed against them?

Essay Topic 2

Writing was one method Miller used to heal from the attack. What other methods did she use to help herself heal? Why was it important to use so many different paths to help her heal?

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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