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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. What do psychologists call times of intense emotions or stress?
(a) Lightening rounds.
(b) Danger points.
(c) Flash points.
(d) Hot cognition.

2. Who is the science teacher at Maybeck High?
(a) Michael Healy.
(b) Henderson Rathers.
(c) Shyam Sundar.
(d) Loren Saunders.

3. Who said there are no violent offenses that are juvenile?
(a) Ned Bently.
(b) Newt Gingrich.
(c) Benjamin Bards.
(d) Forrest Herbert.

4. Which of the following does Richard ask Sasha for in his first letter to them?
(a) A drawing.
(b) A letter back.
(c) Forgiveness.
(d) How to get in touch with Sasha's parents.

5. What does Sasha object to in the hospital in the section titled Surgery?
(a) Having a feeding tube inserted.
(b) Having their parents there.
(c) Having to wear compression stockings.
(d) Having painkillers.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do students, teachers, and staff at Maybeck do to show support for Sasha?

2. How much does the online medical fund for Sasha raise?

3. Who is the basketball coach at Oakland High?

4. Who confirmed to Jasmine that Richard had been arrested?

5. What is the tool used to complete Sasha's skin grafts in the hospital?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do some of Sasha's friends do to show support for Sasha after the attack?

2. How does Slater feel about the way the police who questioned Richard treated him?

3. Why is there such a delay in Richard's writing a letter to Sasha and Sasha receiving the letter?

4. Why is Amy Wilder's revelation so powerful for the group that Kaprice gathers in Part IV?

5. How do Sasha's parents feel about Richard in Part IV?

6. What is some of the worst pain Sasha experiences as a result of the attack?

7. How does Sasha feel about being hugged by Richard's family?

8. Why is Slater's explanation for the fact that police put suspects in a video room for the first 24 hours of incarceration after being booked for a serious crime?

9. What distinction does Richard's lawyer draw between other hate crimes and the crime Richard committed?

10. What do the police questioning Richard tell him about the evidence they have against him?

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