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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. What night of the week does Cam tell Allie he is working late so that he can be with Mia?
(a) Wednesday.
(b) Friday.
(c) Monday.
(d) Tuesday.

2. Where does Allie go after she leaves Cam standing their yard?
(a) Ellen's house.
(b) Angus's house.
(c) Her flower shop.
(d) A bar.

3. What does the report from the psychiatrist tell Graham?
(a) Jamie is a murderer.
(b) Jamie is insane.
(c) Jamie is innocent.
(d) Jamie is not insane.

4. What event is Allie decorating for at the church?
(a) A baby shower.
(b) A wedding.
(c) A funeral.
(d) A first communion.

5. What kind of day is it when Allie has her yard sale?
(a) Unseasonably warm.
(b) Dark and gray.
(c) Rainy.
(d) Bitterly cold.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the prosecutor tell the jury Jamie should be convicted of in her opening statement?

2. How many murder cases has Cam been involved in as chief of police?

3. What does Cam do while he and Mia wait in the car outside the flower shop for Allie to carry in supplies?

4. Where do Cam and Mia go away for a weekend?

5. What do Geraniums mean?

Short Essay Questions

1. What several things happen the Monday morning after Cam and Mia's trip to New Hampshire?

2. What does Allie discover on New Year's Eve?

3. What defense does the psychiatrist suggest Graham use for Jamie's case?

4. How does the coroner almost ruin the prosecution's case against Jamie?

5. What does Allie do one evening at her shop to try to help her situation with Cam?

6. What does Allie do after discovering Cam is having an affair with Mia?

7. What does Mia finally tell Cam after they go ice skating in New Hampshire?

8. What does Maggie's best friend say on the stand when the prosecutor asks her if she is angry with Jamie for killing Maggie?

9. Why does Jamie think he hasn't seen or felt Maggie since her death?

10. What different things does the coroner say on the stand that helps both the prosecution and the defense?

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