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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 did Graham tell Allie was the one stipulation for mercy?
(a) Innocence.
(b) Time.
(c) Guilt.
(d) Remorse.

2. Why does the judge dismiss the court for a day?
(a) The death of his uncle.
(b) Disorderly conduct by the lawyers.
(c) Graham needs more time.
(d) His daughter broke her leg.

3. Who is Dascomb Wharton?
(a) Jamie's business partner.
(b) Maggie's father.
(c) Jamie's neighbor.
(d) Maggie's doctor.

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

5. What does Graham drive around looking at to judge potential jurors?
(a) Who goes to church.
(b) Yard decorations.
(c) House size.
(d) Types of cars.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Cam close the door on in his dream?

2. What kind of card does Cam get Allie for Valentine's Day?

3. Who catches Cam and Mia having sex in Allie's kitchen one morning?

4. What kind of look does the coroner say Maggie had on her face when she died?

5. Who refuses to help Graham with Jamie's defense?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does Cam say and do while he is on the witness stand?

3. Why is Graham nervous after Jamie's trial date is set?

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

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

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

7. What does Allie do when a man flirts with her at a bar where she is drinking her sorrows away?

8. What does Jamie tell the prosecutor when she asks him why he didn't remove the pillow when Maggie struggled?

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

10. What does Graham warn Jamie about after the jury is selected?

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