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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. In what month of 2012 did the Barz Report assert that "Due to the number of incidents added since December [of 2011], the investigation needs to be ongoing" (128)?
(a) February.
(b) April.
(c) May.
(d) January.

2. Dr. David Lisak was the second witness called by the prosecution in Jordan Johnson's case. Lisak is "considered to be one of the nation's foremost experts on" (252) what?
(a) PTSD.
(b) Domestic violence.
(c) Acquaintance rape.
(d) Sexual assault.

3. What is the theoretical minimum number of years to which someone convicted of rape can be sentenced in Montana?
(a) 10.
(b) 20.
(c) 5.
(d) 2.

4. McLaughlin told Detective Baker that Donaldson had tried to rape her in what year?
(a) 2007.
(b) 2009.
(c) 2008.
(d) 2011.

5. Which newspaper is focused on within Chapter 11 of Part Four: Unwanted Attention?
(a) The Philadelphia Herald.
(b) The New York Times.
(c) The Missoulian.
(d) The Butte Gazette.

Short Answer Questions

1. What position did Jordan Johnson inhabit on the UM football team, in addition to his position as a player?

2. Stephen Green, Cecilia Washburn's roommate and friend, testified that Cecilia dealt with her stress in what way?

3. Everyone involved in Donaldson's case agrees that if he were to be sentenced to 10 years in prison, he would likely only serve how many years?

4. From what source did the Missoula Police Department learn of two incidents of sexual assault at UM in February of 2012?

5. The epigraph of Part Four: Scales of Justice states that which two elements constitute "the perpetrator's first line of defense" (189)?

Short Essay Questions

1. What four options were provided to Washburn by the staff at First Step after her assault?

2. What action did Cecilia Washburn decide to take after being counseled about her four options by the staff at First Step?

3. In what way does the epigraph included prior to Part Four: Scales of Justice depict the dual themes of secrecy and silence?

4. Huguet states in Chapter 10 that she believes that which two entities were responsible for a successful prosecution of Donaldson?

5. What insights did Joanne Fargo provide to Krakauer about the ages of the jurors in the Jordan Johnson trial?

6. How did Hillary McLaughlin describe her assault at the hands of Beau Donaldson?

7. For what reason did Washburn initially decide not to go to the Missoula Police while opting for a different action instead?

8. In what way does the theme of appearance versus reality arise within the epigraph Krakauer includes with Part Three: Unwanted Attention?

9. Whose testimony opens Chapter 19 and how did Allison Huguet react to that testimony?

10. What event occurs that makes it impossible for Huguet "to keep her emotions under control" (168)?

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