View a FREE sample

This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two, Chapters 14-15.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is Hannah?
(a) Katie's sister.
(b) Katie's dead cousin.
(c) Katie's cousin.
(d) Katie's dead sister.

2. When Katie and Jacob went to the pond the first anniversary of their sister's death, what did Katie see for the first time?
(a) Her sister's ghost floating over the water in the night sky.
(b) Jacob.
(c) The pond in the darkness.
(d) Her sister ghost skating over the pond.

3. In one memory Katie has during the first Sunday, why do Jacob and his friends leave her on the beginner slopes when they went skiing?
(a) Because they wanted to ski without a younger girl around.
(b) Because they wanted to go into the lodge for a beer.
(c) Because they wanted lunch and Katie wanted to ski more.
(d) Because they wanted to ski on the more dangerous trails.

4. What does Katie think when Ellie explains the English judicial system to her?
(a) Katie doesn't understand why the English are reacting the way they are about the incident.
(b) Katie doesn't understand why she can't defend herself.
(c) Katie doesn't understand the complexity of the system.
(d) Katie doesn't understand why she shouldn't just be allowed to tell the truth and receive a fitting punishment.

5. What is a good sign that members of the community will be willing to help Ellie?
(a) When the bishop stands up for her.
(b) When the Fisher family takes her to church.
(c) When the Fisher family allows her to stay in their home.
(d) When Katie starts talking to her.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Katie's reaction when she sees Adam for the first time in the courtroom?

2. When Adam is on the stand, what does the prosecutor make light of?

3. Which two characters are alone in the conference room at the end of the day?

4. Where was Jacob when Katie's sister drowned in the pond?

5. What does Ellie ask for money for at the pretrial hearing?

(see the answer key)

This section contains 398 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample