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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. How much longer does Ellie have to prepare for trial after the hearing in the judge's office?
(a) Two weeks.
(b) Three weeks.
(c) Four weeks.
(d) One Week.
2. Who did Coop find and bring to the farm as a surprise guest?
(a) Samuel.
(b) Jacob.
(c) Levi.
(d) Adam.
3. What else does the prosecution ask Coop about, besides Katie?
(a) His relationship with Ellie.
(b) His childhood.
(c) His discussions with the rest of the Fisher family.
(d) His view on the entire situation.
4. Katie tells the prosecution that she killed the baby but refuses to say what?
(a) Where it happened.
(b) If anyone else was with her.
(c) When it happened.
(d) How she did it.
5. Where does Katie stop on the way home?
(a) The barn.
(b) Nowhere.
(c) The cemetery.
(d) Samuel's house.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whose car does Katie jump out of on the way home?
2. On the way home from the trial one day, who gets out of the car with Katie after she jumps out?
3. When Ellie had a guest for dinner, who showed up to see her?
4. What does Samuel speak about on the stand?
5. Who tracks down Jacob Fisher to tell him about Katie's child?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Ellie argue with Coop about at his apartment in Chapter 9?
2. What happened when Ellie returned to the Fisher farm the first night of trial?
3. What do the prosecutor and Ellie say in their closing arguments?
4. What is Lizzie convincing the district attorney of in Chapter 9?
5. What does Katie's reaction to Adam in the courtroom suggest to the jury?
6. After the pathologist's testimony, what did Katie do on the way home to the farm?
7. What do Katie and Ellie agree on about Katie's defense in Chapter 10?
8. What does Katie admit to Ellie at the end of Chapter 16?
9. Why do Katie's lies feel like betrayal to Ellie?
10. What was the problem with Adam's profession?
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