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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. Who will NOT let Sammy into Quinns Bar?
(a) The manager.
(b) The police.
(c) Helen.
(d) The bouncers.
2. What evidence of the police beating does Sammy show the doctor on Monday morning?
(a) Black eye.
(b) Bruised ribs.
(c) Broken ankle.
(d) Sprained wrist.
3. Where do Peter and Keith wait to see Sammy?
(a) Glancys.
(b) Quinns.
(c) Sammy's front door.
(d) At Boab's house.
4. When his shoes start to pinch, Sammy has a sudden memory of what?
(a) A man with no legs.
(b) Putting on the wrong shoes by mistake.
(c) Helen buying the wrong socks.
(d) The cheap shoes he wore as a kid.
5. Why do the police believe Sammy saw Charlie over the weekend?
(a) Charlie admitted it.
(b) Sammy's pen was in Charlie's coat.
(c) Leg (Donaghue) reported it.
(d) They were following him.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Sammy respond to the knock on the door, late at night?
2. What affliction does Sammy lie about to the doctor on Monday morning?
3. Who is the second friend to approach Sammy at Glancys?
4. Why does Sammy agree to let Ally help him?
5. How does Sammy react to his treatment by the Monday morning doctor?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way does Peter offer to help Sammy?
2. Why do the police question Sammy about his weekend activities?
3. Why does Ally contact Peter?
4. At his Monday morning doctor's visit, how does Sammy express his anger to the doctor?
5. How does Sammy react to the solicitation at the doctor's office, and why?
6. Sammy tells Ally he does not plan to claim compensation for what reason?
7. In the waiting room at the doctor's office, Sammy is solicited for what purpose?
8. What are the steps Ally asks Sammy to take, to prepare for pursuing his case?
9. What does Sammy pack for his trip to England?
10. During the police interrogation, what do the police believe Sammy is guilty of?
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