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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. In December 1997, what does Gus overhear in the grocery store?
(a) Gossip about Emily.
(b) Gossip about Chris.
(c) Gossip about Michael.
(d) Gossip about Melanie.

2. Why does Chris agree to help Emily?
(a) He thinks that he can talk her out of it.
(b) He will do anything she wants.
(c) He feels the same way as she does.
(d) He thinks that she will change her mind on her own.

3. What do the Golds do after the trial?
(a) Become friends with Gus and James again.
(b) Apologize to Chris.
(c) Sue Gus and James.
(d) Sell their house.

4. What makes Emily's recovered memories more intense?
(a) Physical abuse from Chris.
(b) Pressure for sex from Chris.
(c) Mental abuse from Chris.
(d) A car accident.

5. What does Selena discover during her visit for research on the case?
(a) She sees no signs of depression in Emily's work.
(b) A disturbing painting by Emily.
(c) A disturbing essay by Emily.
(d) Nothing of relevance.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Emily agree to appease to Chris' desires?

2. Why doesn't James want to testify at Chris' trial?

3. When is Emily's gravestone installed?

4. What puts Chris on a five-day lockdown while in prison?

5. In May 1996, what is Emily having dreams and memories of?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Detective Marrone present evidence at the trial?

2. What does Heather say during her testimony?

3. What do the Golds do after the trial?

4. Why does Michael decide to testify for the defense?

5. Why is the jewelry store clerk's testimony potentially damaging?

6. What does Chris' decision to tell his father not to visit him again reveal?

7. What does Emily's artwork show?

8. Why does Chris think that Emily withheld news of her pregnancy?

9. Why does Emily not go through with the abortion?

10. What kind of story has Melanie given to a reporter?

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