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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. Who goes to look for Anna on the day of the hearing?
(a) Julia.
(b) Brian.
(c) Campbell.
(d) Sara.
2. Once Anna returns to the Fitzgerald home and is in bed, who does Sara tell Anna she reminds her of?
(a) Brian.
(b) Her sister.
(c) Kate.
(d) Herself.
3. Who does the judge ask to remain at court to sign papers with Campbell?
(a) Anna.
(b) Brian.
(c) Sara.
(d) Julia.
4. Who is the second witness called by Campbell?
(a) Bergen.
(b) Chance.
(c) Jesse.
(d) Nurse Donna.
5. When court is adjourned (after Campbell's recovery), who does Campbell ask to take Anna home?
(a) Brian
(b) Julia.
(c) Vern.
(d) Sara.
Short Answer Questions
1. Surprisingly, this character stands up in court to speak for the petition.
2. In Campbell's apartment, what is the Judge trying to get to on the other side of the glass?
3. Who gives Anna the idea to sue her parents?
4. What is the arsonist's calling card, according to Brian?
5. After his collapse and recovery, who stays with Campbell at his apartment?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Brian leave Campbell alone with Julia?
2. Why does Campbell recall riding in the car with his dad when he looks at the rain through his glass window?
3. Why does Campbell prolong his questioning of Dr. Chance?
4. Anna gives a reason why Sara doesn't know Kate asks Anna to kill her. What is the reason?
5. Why does Izzy think there is hope for Campbell as he leaves with Julia for dinner?
6. Why doesn't Brian want to face Judge DeSalvo's decision?
7. Why does Anna think Campbell is invisible as a child?
8. When Sara whispers "we're going to lose her" to Brian, why is she talking about either Anna or Kate?
9. Why is Campbell's service dog acting up in the courtroom?
10. To what does Sara compare her decision about Anna being Kate's donor?
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