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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. What does the nurse give Walter?
(a) A blanket
(b) A pillow
(c) Ice to suck on
(d) A sponge bath

2. What does the answer to #100 want to know?
(a) Where Walter was last night
(b) The details of Nirdlinger's insurance policy
(c) If Walter has ever been to Palo Alto
(d) Why Walter loaned money to Lola's boyfriend

3. Why is Keyes excited now?
(a) Walter is going to live
(b) The arrest of Lola and Mr. Sanchetti ties up the Nirdlinger case
(c) He is getting a big promotion
(d) His wife is having a baby

4. Who is Walter dating during this time?
(a) Phyllis
(b) Julie
(c) Lola
(d) Nettie

5. What does Walter think will happen at Mazatlan?
(a) They will go snorkeling
(b) They will go sightseeing
(c) They will be arrested
(d) They will get married

Short Answer Questions

1. Who accompanies Keyes when he visits Walter later that night?

2. What does Keyes think about the beneficiary in an accident case like this one?

3. What does Walter tell Keyes when he fears for Lola's safety?

4. What does Lola vow to do?

5. What does Walter ask Keyes?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Phyllis do after the insurance company denies liability for the accident claim?

2. How does Walter's wish to marry Lola show his suspended state of reality?

3. How does Lola react when Walter advises her about not testifying about Phyllis?

4. What are the details of Walter's plan to kill Phyllis?

5. What is Walter's main concern after he tells Keyes about killing Nirdlinger?

6. Why does Walter's secretary, Nettie, call him at home that morning?

7. What are the preliminary investigative results about the case?

8. How does Walter find out who Keyes thinks is Phyllis' accomplice?

9. What does Lola tell Walter about Sachetti that makes him suspicious?

10. What happens on the night that Walter plans to kill Phyllis?

(see the answer keys)

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