2. What did Anne do at the end of her testimony?
(a) Refused to answer any more questions.
(b) Became very calm.
(c) Accused Sibyl of murder.
(d) Stated Sibyl did not kill Charlotte.

3. What did Connie see on her mother's desk after returning home late one night?
(a) A picture of Charlotte.
(b) A letter from Hastings to Sibyl.
(c) Her mother's private notebook.
(d) Sibyl's written confession.

4. What did Connie begin to realize Charlotte had as she watched the jury selection?
(a) A family who loved her.
(b) Wealthy parents.
(c) No family to stick up for her.
(d) A grudge against her mother.

5. What did Anne object to Sibyl doing for Charlotte?
(a) Allowing her to give birth at home.
(b) Treating her anemia.
(c) Breaking her water.
(d) Calling an ambulance.

6. What did Anne's testimony cause the jury to do?
(a) See Charlotte as a real person.
(b) Weep openly.
(c) Dismiss the case.
(d) Forget that Charlotte had a family.

7. What did Connie discover her father was doing before the trial began?
(a) Reviewing legal precedent.
(b) Spending a lot of time with Hastings.
(c) Drinking.
(d) Working too much.

8. What did Connie initially think the investigator Hastings hired was?
(a) A doctor.
(b) A reporter.
(c) A photographer.
(d) A psychiatrist.

9. What charge did Hastings warn the Danforth's the state could charge Sibyl with?
(a) First-degree murder.
(b) Negligent homicide.
(c) Second-degree murder.
(d) Pre-meditated murder.

10. Who did the state call as their first witness?
(a) Sibyl.
(b) The medical examiner.
(c) A state trooper.
(d) Anne.

11. Who reviewed Charlotte's medical records with Hastings?
(a) Sibyl.
(b) Patty.
(c) Asa.
(d) Cheryl.

12. When Sibyl is arrested, what misdemeanor charge is brought against her?
(a) Dispensing pharmaceuticals without a license.
(b) Negligence.
(c) Practicing medicine without a license.
(d) Purjury.

13. What did Tanner say Sibyl should have known because she was a lifelong resident of Vermont?
(a) That home births are dangerous.
(b) That she would be accused of murder.
(c) The phone number for the hospital.
(d) A storm was coming.

14. What did the state's first witness describe for the jury?
(a) The state of the infant upon his arrival at the Bedford home.
(b) The storm on the night of Charlotte's death.
(c) The bloody scene in the Bedford's bedroom.
(d) Asa's hysterical rage on the night of Charlotte's death.

15. What charge did Hastings hope for after it was determined that Sibyl would be charged?
(a) First-degree murder.
(b) Pre-meditated murder.
(c) Negligent homicide.
(d) Involuntary manslaughter.