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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 is Steve's cot made out of?
(a) Metal.
(b) Plastic.
(c) Wood.
(d) Canvas.
2. What is Steve doing in the screenplay when he overhears two women with accents from the neighborhood?
(a) Robbing a man.
(b) Playing basketball.
(c) Doing homework.
(d) Hanging out with friends.
3. Where does Kathy O'Brien tell Steve she was born?
(a) Manhattan.
(b) Queens.
(c) Harlem.
(d) Brooklyn.
4. The stage directions refer to Wendell Bolden's hands as what?
(a) Tiny, dry.
(b) Large, ashy.
(c) Sweaty, cracked.
(d) Giant, dry.
5. In the credits in Chapter 1, Richard Evans is credited as what?
(a) The Rat.
(b) The Louse.
(c) The Snitch.
(d) The Fink.
Short Answer Questions
1. What has Steve never seen his father do?
2. What type of criminal charges against Wendell Bolton are dropped?
3. How much does Wendell Bolton pay for the stolen goods from the drugstore robbery?
4. Why does Acie say he stole the money?
5. Which two items are taken away from prisoners, according to Steve?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the first shot of the movie (Monday, July 6) feature Steve lying with the blanket over his head?
2. Why do the charges against Wendell Bolden get dropped?
3. What does Star Wars have to do with the way Steve designs the beginning of his film?
4. How can Steve's lawyer be described?
5. What does Steve say in his journal for Tuesday, July 7, that all the other prisoners are always talking about?
6. Why does Johnny, the ringleader of the eventual crime, want to rob a pharmacy instead of a bank?
7. What does Steve say happens if anyone knows you are crying in prison?
8. Why do prison officials take away prisoners' shoelaces and your belt?
9. Describe the kind of movie Steve says it feels as if he has stepped into?
10. What does Mr. Nesbitt look like in the pictures the prosecution passes around to the jury?
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