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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. What does Fitch come clean about during his last meeting with Marlee?
2. Where do Easter and Marlee fly when they leave Grand Cayman?
3. Which of the jurors doesn't understand why Mrs. Wood should become a multimillionaire?
4. Where does Marlee wire the money she makes during her trading sessions?
5. What suggestion does Easter make to get through the thousands of pages of reports that were entered into evidence?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Marlee convince Fitch about in regards to Millie and the verdict?
2. What happens when Hoppy arrives at the motel to visit with his wife, Millie and how does Millie respond?
3. What information does Beverly remember about Claire after she talks with Phoebe?
4. What does Marlee order Fitch to do with the money?
5. How long did Marlee and Easter work together to achieve this verdict?
6. What does Beverly tell Swanson about Claire?
7. What happens after Herman drinks the coffee that Easter spiked?
8. How does Fitch feel once he has sent the fax confirming the money was been successfully sent?
9. What does Easter do when he goes into Millie's room to meet with her and Hoppy?
10. What opinions on the verdict do Lonnie, Gladys and Angel have?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In what way was Judge Harkin self-important? Do you believe he was a fair judge? Why or why not? Do you believe he made mistakes? If so, what mistakes? If not, why not?
Essay Topic 2
Do you believe the author did a good job at describing and defining the relationship between Marlee and Easter? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 3
Which jurors do you think would be/are the most difficult to persuade to vote a specific way? Why do you think they are more difficult? Do you think there are people who cannot be bought? Why or why not?
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