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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. Which of Emily's friends is called to the stand?
(a) Mary.
(b) Heather.
(c) Ashley.
(d) Chris.
2. How does Jordan respond to Delaney's actions involving Chris?
(a) He does the same thing as Delaney, the same way.
(b) He asks the judge to throw that testimony out.
(c) He objects.
(d) He has Chris in the same position but Jordan holds the gun.
3. Whom does Michael agree to have coffee with after a visit to the jail?
(a) James.
(b) Gus.
(c) Jordan.
(d) Selena.
4. What does Marrone admit about evidence against Chris?
(a) Evidence was planted.
(b) No gunpowder residue showed up on Chris during tests.
(c) The evidence is tainted.
(d) His hands weren't tested for gunpowder residue.
5. What does James do when he visits Chris?
(a) Talks to him about anything but the case.
(b) Tells Chris that he can't support him.
(c) Promises to support him.
(d) Tells Chris that he is ashamed of him.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Chris do for the first time in a long time after he gets a book from a cellmate?
2. What does the prosecutor say to explain why Chris killed Emily?
3. What puts Chris on a five-day lockdown while in prison?
4. How does Jordan explain the bullet path in Emily's head?
5. Why does Emily agree to appease to Chris' desires?
Short Essay Questions
1. What kind of memories does Emily begin to have months before she dies?
2. Why is the jewelry store clerk's testimony potentially damaging?
3. Why does the blank note at the end seem appropriate?
4. Why is Jordan not interested in the truth?
5. What do the Golds do after the trial?
6. What does Jordan get Melanie to reveal while she is testifying?
7. How does Chris react to Steve's attempt to commit suicide?
8. How does Detective Marrone present evidence at the trial?
9. Why does Gus believe that Chris is a hero?
10. What kind of woman has Melanie become as she takes the stand at the trial?
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