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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 is the financial health of Emma's bar?
(a) It is so bad that the bar will be closing next week
(b) It is holding its own and Emma and Joe are hopeful
(c) It is thriving because of weekend business
(d) It is suffering despite large crowds

2. The narrator says Savannah is full of ___________________________________________.
(a) Homeless people, alcohol, music and Southern hospitality
(b) Strange characters, alcohol, music and Southern hospitality
(c) Strange characters, sweet tea, music and Southern hospitality
(d) Strange characters, alcohol, music and no Southern hospitality

3. Why is Joe Odom becoming increasingly unpopular in Savannah?
(a) A failed real estate deal
(b) Parking violations
(c) Alcoholism
(d) Loud music

4. Why do most people at the party think Jim will be declared innocent?
(a) His claim that the shooting was an accident
(b) His witnesses to Danny's previous behavior
(c) His standing in society and his good lawyer
(d) His claim of self-defense

5. How was Danny Hansfor murdered?
(a) Stabbed in the back
(b) Strangled
(c) Poisoned
(d) Shot in the head and chest

Short Answer Questions

1. Who called Savannah "the most desegregated city in the South?"

2. Who is the District Attorney?

3. What are standard occurrences in Savannah?

4. What is the narrator's profession?

5. Which tenant does Lee take the narrator to see?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Chablis?

2. What do the police find when they arrive at Jim's home on the night of the murder?

3. What is the relationship between Jim Williams and Lee and Emma Adler?

4. Who are Jim's attorneys?

5. Why does Chablis call the narrator?

6. Who is Jim Williams?

7. Why is Luther known as "the inventor?"

8. What is the relationship between Corinne and Danny?

9. Describe Jim's mother.

10. Who is Joe Odom?

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