My Sister's Grave Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Hagen get so upset with Tracy when she visits him at his house to ask about his witness statement? (from Part 1: Chapters 25 - 36)

Hagen accuses Tracy of not being grateful enough for his help in putting Edmund in jail.

Hagen is upset because he has a restraining order against Tracy.

Hagen is upset because Tracy has done the research necessary to prove his witness statement was fabricated.

Hagen is upset because Tracy did not bring Calloway with her.

2.

Why did Tracy refuse to take time off to deal with her sister's funeral? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 14)

Tracy had no vacation time at the departmen.

Tracy knew that the department was too short handed for her to take more than a day or two.

Tracy did not want to have to sit alone and think about her grief.

Tracy did not plan to have a funeral for Sarah.

3.

Why did the funeral director in Cedar Grove refuse to let Tracy pay for Sarah's funeral? (from Part 1: Chapters 15 - 24)

The funeral director said the family had been through enough.

Peter Kaufman had paid for the funeral.

The funeral director knew Tracy did not have the money to pay for a funeral.

The funeral director had taken up donations to pay for the funeral.

4.

Why does Calloway agree to let Tracy go along to the excavation of Sarah's grave? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 14)

Calloway does not have a problem with Tracy coming along.

Tracy tells Calloway that she was sent by the Seattle Police Department.

Tracy promises Calloway that she will not interfere.

Tracy asks Calloway to let her go as a favor to her father.

5.

Why does Meyers insist that Edmund be released from jail immediately? (from Part 2: Chapters 44 - 53)

Meyers believes that Edmund has already spent too much time in jail.

Meyers does not insist that Edmund be released from jail.

Meyers decides to find Edmund not guilty of Sarah's murder even without a new trial.

Meyers believes that his trail was a travesty of justice.

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