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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 puts Chris on a five-day lockdown while in prison?
(a) A hidden weapon in his cell.
(b) An attempt to escape from jail.
(c) A fight with his cellmate.
(d) A planted illegal cigarette.
2. What do Chris and Emily argue about once they are back together?
(a) Marriage.
(b) His cheating on her.
(c) Her cheating on him.
(d) Sex.
3. What is James planning since the incident at Christmas?
(a) A birthday lunch for Kate.
(b) An anniversary dinner for Gus and himself.
(c) A get-together with Michael and Melanie.
(d) A birthday lunch for Chris.
4. In May 1997, what does Emily tell Chris?
(a) She wants to break up with him.
(b) She wants to die.
(c) She wants to marry him.
(d) She wants to run away.
5. What does James do when he visits Chris?
(a) Promises to support him.
(b) Tells Chris that he is ashamed of him.
(c) Talks to him about anything but the case.
(d) Tells Chris that he can't support him.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Chris feel when he picks up Emily on their last date in November 1997?
2. What does Jordan get Marrone to admit about Emily?
3. What does Marrone say about the gun?
4. Whom does James forget to mention in an acceptance speech?
5. What day does Emily commit suicide?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Heather say during her testimony?
2. How does Gus react to James forgetting to mention Chris in an acceptance speech?
3. What kind of story has Melanie given to a reporter?
4. What does Chris' decision to tell his father not to visit him again reveal?
5. What does Jordan stress during the summation?
6. Why does Selena look for a doctor to confirm Emily's pregnancy?
7. How does Michael's decision to testify for the defense affect his marriage?
8. How does Detective Marrone present evidence at the trial?
9. Why is Gus unable to say a proper goodbye to Michael?
10. Why does Michael decide to testify for the defense?
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