My Sister's Grave Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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.

2.

Why does Meyers threaten to have Calloway escorted out of the courtroom in handcuffs? (from Part 2: Chapters 37 - 43)

Calloway threatens Edmund.

Calloway disrupts the questioning of another witness and yells at the judge.

Calloway refuses to take the oath to tell the truth.

Calloway stands while on the witness stand and yells at Dan.

3.

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 is upset because he has a restraining order against Tracy.

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

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.

4.

Why does Finn petition to be excluded as a witness in Edmund's hearing? (from Part 2: Chapters 37 - 43)

Finn has been threatened by Edmund.

Finn claims he does not think he would be an impartial witness.

Finn says he will be out of town for the hearing.

Finn petitions to be excluded from the hearing for health reasons.

5.

Why is Tracy reminded of the murder trial for Edmund when she arrives for his post-conviction hearing? (from Part 2: Chapters 37 - 43)

The hearing is being overseen by the same judge as the trial.

The hearing is being held in the same courtroom as the trial.

Tracy sees no similarities between the hearing and the trial.

It is snowing the day of the hearing just like it was the day of the trial.

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