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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. Who is Kate's other platelet donor?

2. During cross-examination of the child psychiatrist, who does Campbell say fits the expert's psychological profile as much as Anna does?

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

4. Who is the first responder to Campbell?

5. Who tells Julia that truth is like the woven pattern in her knapsack?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Sara whispers "we're going to lose her" to Brian, why is she talking about either Anna or Kate?

2. Why can't Julia come to a final recommendation about this case?

3. Why do you think Anna hugs Sara before telling her she can't accept the deal?

4. Why does Anna remind Sara of herself?

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

6. Why is Campbell answering the doctor's question about organ donation instead of Sara and Brian?

7. Why is Brian so upset once he gets on the accident scene?

8. Why is Campbell's service dog acting up in the courtroom?

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

10. What happens before Campbell can answer Julia's question about his dog, after his argument with Anna?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Everyone asks Campbell about his service dog, even Julia. He never gives an entirely truthful response, but the responses vary depending on who asks and how. Why do the responses vary and why aren't they truthful? Use details from the story.

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

According to Judge DeSalvo, the courtroom case is about the quality of life versus the sanctity of life, explain whose quality of life and whose sanctity of life he is referring to. He says that there isn't a good answer to which one is more important, the quality or the sanctity of life. He is not even sure if the two are separated. State the judge's findings and explain his rationale.

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