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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. Nearly how many months passed between Donaldson's rape of Huguet and her first in-person contact with law enforcement?
(a) 9 months.
(b) 3 months.
(c) 15 months.
(d) 6 months.

2. All of the participants in the study discussed in Chapter 10 attended a particular university in which state?
(a) Montana.
(b) Massachusetts.
(c) Oregon.
(d) Florida.

3. How many months after the publication of the Barz Report did the U.S. Department of Justice reveal its own investigation focused on sexual violence western Montana?
(a) 6.
(b) 18.
(c) 3.
(d) 9.

4. What action did Donaldson take immediately after Huguet agreed not to go to the police?
(a) He stopped crying.
(b) He called his mother.
(c) He tried to hug her.
(d) He left.

5. How many men were included in the years-long study conducted by Dr. Lisak?
(a) 1,882.
(b) 743.
(c) 2,338.
(d) 301.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Dr. Lisak identified the 76 repeat offenders in the study discussed in Chapter 10, he found that they "were collectively responsible for at least" (117) how many rapes?

2. Donaldson and Huguet graduated from which high school in the same year?

3. As a result of seeing Gwen Florio's article, Kelsey Belnap contacted Florio about being raped by how many football players in 2010?

4. On what date in October 2011 did Dean Couture send Calvin Smith a letter requesting a meeting with him to discuss rape allegations?

5. For how many years had Detective Connie Brueckner worked for the Missoula police force at the time she interviewed Kaitlyn Kelly?

Short Essay Questions

1. From whom did Huguet receive a phone call a week after she was raped, letting her know that Donaldson did not intend to keep his end of their bargain?

2. Who did Huguet contact when she decided to take action against Donaldson and why?

3. At what point in the meeting among Allison Huguet, Beth Huguet, and Beau Donaldson did Donaldson stop crying? Why is this significant?

4. What ultimate message is Krakauer sending about serial rapists in Chapter 10?

5. Describe the multiple sources of terror inherent in Beau Donaldson's rape of Allison Heuget.

6. What are Krakauer's two goals for the text of Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town?

7. What action did Detective Merifield promise to take in regards to Kerry Barrett's complaint against Zeke Adams?

8. What evidence of violent sexual assault was present at the scene of Calvin Smith's assault of Kaitlyn Kelly?

9. How does the epigraph of the text support its claim that "Rape is unique" (ix)?

10. In what way does Krakauer use the appeal of logos within his argumentation in Chapter 9?

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