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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. When court is adjourned (after Campbell's recovery), who does Campbell ask to take Anna home?

2. Of the six principles followed by the ethics committee, which one is talked about first?

3. Who is saved from being hit by a car during a block party at the age of seven months?

4. Surprisingly, this character stands up in court to speak for the petition.

5. What does Jesse have under his apartment kitchen sink?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the focus of Campbell's line of questioning when Sara is on the witness stand?

2. Who says it's not suicide if you are already dying? What is this in response to?

3. Why does Anna remind Sara of herself?

4. Why does Brian leave Campbell alone with Julia?

5. Why does Campbell prolong his questioning of Dr. Chance?

6. Why are Campbell and Anna arguing before court starts the next day?

7. Why does Campbell recall riding in the car with his dad when he looks at the rain through his glass window?

8. To what does Sara compare her decision about Anna being Kate's donor?

9. Why do you think Judge DeSalvo makes everyone leave Kate's room before he talks with her?

10. Why is Anna not at court the morning of the hearing?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What are the sibling dynamics between Izzy and Julia and Zanne and Sara? How do these relationships affect how Julia and Sara deal with other people?

Essay Topic 2

What are your reactions to the situations presented about who influences Anna to bring a lawsuit; why Campbell really has a service dog; the identity of the arsonist; and Kate's desire to just die?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss why Julia and Campbell has trouble interacting on a personal and professional level. Use story details to support your response.

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