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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 does James do when he visits Chris?
(a) Promises to support him.
(b) Tells Chris that he can't support him.
(c) Tells Chris that he is ashamed of him.
(d) Talks to him about anything but the case.

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

3. How does Melanie react to news of Michael meeting up with Gus?
(a) Neutrally.
(b) Angrily.
(c) Sadly.
(d) Happily.

4. What does Chris do in his bedroom?
(a) Watches the Golds leave.
(b) Packs up his stuff to leave.
(c) Writes a goodbye note to the Golds.
(d) Writes in his diary.

5. What does the discovery made by Selena suggest about Emily?
(a) A change in Emily's emotional state.
(b) Emily did not commit suicide.
(c) Emily was always depressed.
(d) Emily feared for her life.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jordan stress in his summation at the end of the trial?

2. What kind of relationship does Gus have with Michael?

3. Where do Emily and Chris decide to have their first intimate time?

4. What happens during Emily's appointment for the abortion?

5. Why does the detective say she thinks that Chris killed Emily?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Gus unable to say a proper goodbye to Michael?

2. What does Heather say during her testimony?

3. What kind of memories does Emily begin to have months before she dies?

4. Why is Jordan not interested in the truth?

5. What does Jordan stress during the summation?

6. How does Chris act during his last date with Emily in November 1997?

7. How does Emily respond to Chris when he begs her to stay alive out of love for him?

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

9. What does Jordan get Melanie to reveal while she is testifying?

10. What does Emily's artwork show?

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