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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 kind of car hit and killed Nora's father?
(a) A 2003 Corvette.
(b) A 1998 Ford Pickup.
(c) A 2000 Chevy.
(d) A 1992 Ford Crown Vic.

2. What does Jeremy find in an abandoned building in Part IV?
(a) A dog.
(b) A wanted murderer.
(c) A baby.
(d) A flamingo.

3. What did Jeremy sometimes get ridiculed for in school?
(a) Being slow in class.
(b) Having a high voice.
(c) Being overweight.
(d) Smoking a lot.

4. Who do Salma and Maryam talk to that angers Nora in the end of Part III?
(a) Jeremy.
(b) Driss's mother.
(c) Driss's mistress.
(d) A realtor.

5. What does Nora give Jeremy for dinner in Part III the first time he eats at the cabin?
(a) Her mother's stew.
(b) Grilled cheese.
(c) Her favorite pasta.
(d) Cereal.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sport had A.J. liked in high school?

2. Who is the hit-and-run driver's lawyer?

3. What story does Fierro tell at the first therapy session?

4. What does Fierro want to do after therapy?

5. What is Nora doing when Coleman calls to tell her about the witness to the hit-and-run?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Fierro do in the support group that really angers Jeremy?

2. What does Salma do to cope with the pressures of her job and family in Part IV?

3. How does Coleman figure out how to catch the hit-and-run driver in Part III?

4. How is Efrain thinking about Driss in Part III?

5. What does Fletcher do in Iraq that Jeremy can never get over?

6. Why does Nora recoil from Jeremy going to the shooting range with Fierro?

7. Why is Nora frustrated with Ray in Part IV?

8. Why is Coleman increasingly worried about Miles in Part III?

9. What do Jeremy and Nora do when he comes to her house for the first time on his own in Part III?

10. What specific piece of information does Efrain have that strengthens the case against Baker?

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