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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V (Pages 251 - 306).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Aaron Knodel tell Maggie about his excuse to his wife when she found Maggie's text wishing him a happy birthday?
(a) He told his wife the text was from his mother.
(b) He told his wife the text was from a former high school sweetheart.
(c) He told his wife that Maggie, whose name he did not use, was a paraprofessional from Colorado that he was having an affair with.
(d) He told his wife that the text was from a male friend.

2. What is the last name of the judge in Aaron Knodel's trial?
(a) McCullough.
(b) Farsten.
(c) Darty.
(d) Mackerel.

3. Which of Maggie's sisters did her whole family visit one Christmas in Colorado?
(a) Andrea.
(b) Heather.
(c) Nicole.
(d) Riley.

4. How old is the man Maggie becomes involved with in Hawaii?
(a) 45.
(b) 50.
(c) 31.
(d) 22.

5. When does Sloane begin to suspect that Wes has not told his partner Jenny about his relationship with Sloane and Richard?
(a) When Wes tells Sloane outright that he will not tell Jenny about his relationship with Richard and Sloane.
(b) When she asks Jenny if she would like to join them and Jenny becomes enraged.
(c) When Wes tells Sloane he has told Jenny about his relationship with Sloane and Richard and Sloane can tell he is lying to her.
(d) When she asks Wes if Jenny might like to join them and his reaction is strange.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Lina often meet her high school boyfriend for trysts?

2. What accolade has Aaron Knodel recently won professionally in the first section focused on Maggie?

3. How does Sloane's brother react to her serious car accident?

4. Who does Lina have a crush on in high school that she gets to go to the movies with on a double-date in the first section focused on Lina?

5. What was one way in which Sloane covered up what was really wrong with her in high school?

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