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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 does Allie find in Cam's duffel bag as she looks for laundry?
(a) Mia's underwear.
(b) Polairds.
(c) Condoms.
(d) Mia's tshirt.

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

3. What does the prosecutor tell the jury Jamie should be convicted of in her opening statement?
(a) Involuntary manslaughter.
(b) First degree murder.
(c) Self defense.
(d) Wrongful death.

4. Who refuses to help Graham with Jamie's defense?
(a) Mia.
(b) Angus.
(c) Cam.
(d) Ellen.

5. Who does Ellen and Angus leave a spot for as the trial starts?
(a) Mia.
(b) Allie.
(c) C.J.
(d) Cam.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jamie tell Ellen he would like to do after the trial is over?

2. What does Cam think the Allie he knew would have done if he cheated on her?

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

4. Why does Ellen spill her coffee while she is talking to Allie?

5. What kind of day is it when Allie has her yard sale?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Jamie realize when he sees Maggie's ghost in the copy room at the courthouse?

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

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

6. What does Cam do when the private detective locates Mia for him?

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

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

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

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

(see the answer keys)

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