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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. Why does Harry Rex later tell Willie that Callie was chosen as a juror?
(a) She was well educated
(b) Willie's lunches with her
(c) Her family knew Rhonda
(d) Willie's articles about her

2. What does the Sheriff say he is thankful he didn't do?
(a) Testify
(b) Speak out against Danny Padgitt
(c) Serve on the Padgitt trial jury
(d) Work for the Padgitts

3. Who is murdered in a nearby county?
(a) Lydia Vince
(b) Malcolm Vince
(c) Harry Rex
(d) A Padgitt employee

4. What kind of car did the landlord have that Willie buys?
(a) GTO
(b) Mercedes
(c) Volkswagen
(d) Cadillac

5. What does Willie's next story focus on?
(a) The treatment Danny is receiving in jail
(b) The crime scene
(c) The sheriff and his connection with the family
(d) Rhonda's children

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bubba Crockett tell Willie that he knew was going to happen a week after Bubba arrived at Vietnam?

2. What does Danny do as he gets off the stand?

3. What is the piece of land called where the Padgitt family lives?

4. Who came to get Rhonda's children after her death?

5. What does Callie tell Willie she is concerned about?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Callie's feelings about being picked to be on the jury for the murder trial.

2. Describe what happened to Sam Ruffin.

3. Describe the testimony of Lydia's ex-husband.

4. Describe Lydia Vince's testimony in Chapter 16.

5. What happens when Harry Rex asks Mr. Durant to forgive Sam for the affair?

6. Describe the lunch in Chapter 11 at Callie Ruffin's house.

7. What happens in Chapter 15 between Rhonda and Willie.

8. Describe what is known about the sniper in Chapter 25?

9. Explain Callie's childhood and how she was educated.

10. Describe the last day of the trial in Chapter 19 when Danny's punishment is to be decided.

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