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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 happens during Emily's appointment for the abortion?
(a) She decides she wants to keep the baby.
(b) She panics and doesn't go through with it.
(c) The abortion goes as planned.
(d) She decides she'll have the baby and put it up for adoption.
2. In May 1997, what does Emily tell Chris?
(a) She wants to marry him.
(b) She wants to break up with him.
(c) She wants to die.
(d) She wants to run away.
3. What do the Golds do after the trial?
(a) Become friends with Gus and James again.
(b) Apologize to Chris.
(c) Sell their house.
(d) Sue Gus and James.
4. How does Melanie react to news of Michael meeting up with Gus?
(a) Neutrally.
(b) Sadly.
(c) Happily.
(d) Angrily.
5. What does Chris insist on telling Jordan when he meets him in prison?
(a) Emily tried to kill him.
(b) He was never suicidal.
(c) He was suicidal.
(d) He killed Emily.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Jordan explain the bullet path in Emily's head?
2. How does Chris feel when he picks up Emily on their last date in November 1997?
3. What does the discovery made by Selena suggest about Emily?
4. Where does Emily go to in the next town once she finds out something concerning her relationship with Chris?
5. What does James do when he visits Chris?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Chris react to Steve's attempt to commit suicide?
2. Why does Michael decide to testify for the defense?
3. How does Chris see the date of jury selection?
4. How does Michael's decision to testify for the defense affect his marriage?
5. What does Heather say during her testimony?
6. Why is Jordan not interested in the truth?
7. How does Emily begin her day on the day of her suicide?
8. What kind of memories does Emily begin to have months before she dies?
9. Why does Emily not go through with the abortion?
10. What kind of woman has Melanie become as she takes the stand at the trial?
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