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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. After shooting a few holes in Snead's testimony, who does Nate go after next?
(a) Mary.
(b) TJ.
(c) Troy's last secretary.
(d) Max.

2. What does Nate offer to do for Rachel?
(a) To come get her to go back to the States.
(b) Set up a trust for her.
(c) Represent her.
(d) To pay for any more supplies she might need.

3. Why is Jevy in a hurry to get back to the city?
(a) His wife is having a baby.
(b) His wife is expecting him.
(c) To get Nate to a hospital as quickly as possible.
(d) He craves alcohol.

4. To whom does Rex first tell his discovery about the lawyers?
(a) Rebecca.
(b) TJ.
(c) Jesse.
(d) Thomas Jester.

5. Why does a little girl in the neighboring village die?
(a) She is torn up too badly by an alligator to be helped.
(b) She has too high a fever and dies.
(c) Rachel has no antivenin for the little girl.
(d) She is killed by accident by a hunter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do all the lawyers sign?

2. What does Welly tell Valdir?

3. What does Nate tell Rachel?

4. Why is it difficult to speak to the first Indians they encounter?

5. What does Mary Ross decide to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Josh meet with Judge Wycliff and what did he tell him? What was the Judge's response?

2. What does Nate notice about the Indian village and how does he respond to it?

3. What happened right after Nate woke the day after the storm?

4. What did Nate feel like back in D.C. and what did he do about it?

5. What does Rachel see about Nate and what does she offer?

6. What news does Welly bring to Valdir and what does he do about it?

7. What did Rachel say to Nate?

8. Why was Josh worried about the settlement of the will?

9. What did the lawyers fighting the will do about the sanity examination?

10. What did working five days on the Phelan will in the city prove to Nate's satisfaction?

(see the answer keys)

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