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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 does Lee find her work?
(a) All answers are correct.
(b) Rewarding.
(c) Voluntary.
(d) Challenging.
2. Where does it say that Marvin Kramer attended the well-known schools?
(a) In the east.
(b) In the west.
(c) Up north.
(d) Down south.
3. In what city is the law firm of Kravitz and Bane located?
(a) Greenville.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Detroit.
(d) Biloxi.
4. What coincides with Adam's visit at the prison?
(a) Sam's breakfast.
(b) Sam's lunch.
(c) Sam's visit with another person.
(d) Sam's recreational time.
5. When Sam finally emerges to see Adam, what is his stare like?
(a) Happy.
(b) Intimidating.
(c) Friendly.
(d) Sad.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many different identities does Rollie Wedge have?
2. After age three, where does Adam's family relocate?
3. What does Sam review regularly while in prison?
4. What brand of cigarettes does Sam chain smoke?
5. Lee managed to live a fulfilling life despite her family's past. Whose shameful past does she hide?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Adam's trip to visit his grandfather received back at Kravitz and Bane?
2. Adam wants to represent Sam at Kravitz and Bane in the pro bono department. How is this taken at Kravitz and Bane?
3. Where does Lee work? What work does she do there? Does she enjoy it? How can you tell?
4. Who is the only person who can truly stop Sam's execution, where is he located, and how can he stop the execution?
5. Who was the Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan and what was his job?
6. What type of home life did Adam have?
7. What is the exception to the rule about the recreational hour for the inmates outside?
8. How does Sam view Adam and his visit?
9. Who is the child of Lee and Phelps Booth? Describe his childhood.
10. Garner Goodman meets Adam when he returns to his office. What do they meet about?
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