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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 many phone calls does a person booked into juvenile hall get to make?
(a) 1.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.
2. Who helps the students participating in Kaprice's program with their healing process in Part IV?
(a) Amy Wilder.
(b) Malina Bing.
(c) Jefferson Ringer.
(d) Laurel Wilson.
3. What objection does Jasmine have about the way the police treated Richard?
(a) She did not think he fully understood what his rights were.
(b) She thought they gave him the false impression he would be able to go free.
(c) She thought they treated him physically roughly.
(d) She thought they intimidated him by leaving him alone for days.
4. Where is Richard booked in in Part III?
(a) Cooks County Prison.
(b) Oakland-Rickston Jail.
(c) Michaels County Prison.
(d) Alameda County Juvenile Hall.
5. What does Kaprice do in Part IV to try to help healing at Oakland High?
(a) Hold another fundraiser.
(b) Have a bake sale.
(c) Hold a restorative justice circle.
(d) Have a rally.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Richard tell Sasha in one of his letters about routinely writing to them?
2. What color sweatshirt does Richard get issued at juvenile detention?
3. What does Jasmine say to herself in the elevator at Richard's court appearance on November 23?
4. What does Jasmine tell Richard he should not have done with the police after he was interviewed by them?
5. Who prosecutes Richard's case?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Andrew avoid visiting Sasha in the hospital?
2. Why is Amy Wilder's revelation so powerful for the group that Kaprice gathers in Part IV?
3. What is some of the worst pain Sasha experiences as a result of the attack?
4. How does Sasha feel about being hugged by Richard's family?
5. What do some of Sasha's friends do to show support for Sasha after the attack?
6. How do many of the people who know Richard best react to the news of his crime?
7. What distinction does Richard's lawyer draw between other hate crimes and the crime Richard committed?
8. How does Sasha feel going to their senior dance in Part IV?
9. Why is there such a delay in Richard's writing a letter to Sasha and Sasha receiving the letter?
10. Who is one of the first people Richard wants to tell about what happened on the 57 bus and why?
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