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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 4, how old was the man in a van who followed Miller and tried to talk to her?
2. In Chapter 4, how much time did Lucas have when he came to visit?
3. In Chapter 5, how many questions did Miller answer at the hearing?
4. How old was Miller when she was raped and assaulted?
5. What color vest did Miller wear when she was a conflict manager?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Miller spend the three days that Lucas was gone for a rugby tournament?
2. In Chapter 4, why did Miller feel she was boring compared to her new classmates?
3. In Chapter 2, what did Miller learn about the man who attacked her from an article she read at work?
4. After high school students from Miller's high school started committing suicide in front of trains, what was done to try to prevent further suicides?
5. Where did Miller find herself when she regained consciousness in Chapter 1?
6. At the end of Chapter 1, how did Miller describe what she did with her memories?
7. In Chapter 4, who came to help Miller pack and leave Rhode Island?
8. What situation had Miller's friend Claire gone through when she was 18?
9. What advice did the deputy district attorney give Miller about talking to anyone about the attack?
10. What did Myers tell Miller about the possible schedule during the trial in Chapter 7?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When Miller was in college, there was a man who committed mass murder. How did the trial and Turner’s light sentence make Miller think of Elliott Rodgers? Why did the incident with Rodgers make her fear Turner?
Essay Topic 2
Miller was close to her sister Tiffany. What did Miller feel was her role in Tiffany’s life? How did that affect the relationship between the girls? How would you describe their relationship?
Essay Topic 3
Turner and his attorney presented him as a clean-cut kid who was not prepared for the partying at college. What image did Turner and his attorney present of him? What did facts reveal about Turner and his exposure to alcohol and drugs? How was the persona presented at Turner’s trial different from his real self?
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