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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Six: Aftershocks.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Krakauer names which woman as someone who had maligned the idea of police believing stories told by victims of rape in the initial stages of the investigation?
(a) Pabst.
(b) Huguet.
(c) Merifield.
(d) Kelly.

2. On the 16th of what month in 2011 did Allison first talk to Detective Baker in person about her rape at the hands of Donaldson?
(a) October.
(b) November.
(c) December.
(d) May.

3. What element is described in the epigraph for Part Two: Before the Law Sits a Gatekeeper as "a powerful force" (49)?
(a) Female lust.
(b) Manipulation.
(c) Gender norming.
(d) Honesty.

4. In Chapter 8, Krakauer reports that which rape victim had a hard time telling her parents about her assault?
(a) Kelly.
(b) Huguet.
(c) Natasha.
(d) Washburn.

5. How long after Washburn's examination at the First Step Resource Center did Washburn report Jordan Johnson's rape to the UM Dean of Students Charles Couture?
(a) A few months.
(b) A few weeks.
(c) A few days.
(d) A year.

Short Answer Questions

1. Huguet says in Chapter 3 that it took how many hours for her post-rape examination to be conducted?

2. Krakauer states in Chapter 9 that studies "consistently indicate that at least" what percentage "of rapes are never disclosed to law enforcement agencies” (110)?

3. What is the theoretical minimum number of years to which someone convicted of rape can be sentenced in Montana?

4. What particular lie told by Pabst does Krakauer prove she knowingly told during her opening argument in the case against Jordan Johnson?

5. In what periodical did the epigraph of Part Two: Before the Law Sits a Gatekeeper originally appear?

(see the answer key)

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