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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 does Sam think came to visit him shortly after Adam left Sam?
(a) Adam.
(b) Donnie.
(c) Lee.
(d) Rollie.
2. Who does Adam find a note from on the counter when he arrives home?
(a) Lee.
(b) Ku Klux Klan.
(c) Rollie Wedge.
(d) Garner Goodman.
3. Who is the prison warden?
(a) Ralph Griffin.
(b) Phelps Booth.
(c) Philip Naifeh.
(d) George Nugent.
4. Why is the place where Lee and Adam spent a weekend together at the beginning of Chapters 26-29 important to Lee?
(a) Where Lee went to school.
(b) Vacation memories.
(c) Family memories.
(d) Hometown.
5. On what morning does the prison warden wake up with chest pain?
(a) Sunday.
(b) Thursday.
(c) Monday.
(d) Tuesday.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Adam have to travel to present his argument regarding the ethics of the gas chamber?
2. Who testifies at the mental incompetence hearing?
3. What does Sam do in his cell before his execution?
4. McAllister says that if they can secure Sam's alleged accomplice, he would agree to what?
5. Where do Adam and Lee decide to spend their weekend together at the beginning of Chapters 26-29?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is happening outside of Parchman Prison as the execution of Sam Cayhall gets closer?
2. Adam meets with Mr. Olander. Who is Mr. Olander, and what is the meeting about?
3. Why does Adam believe it would be a good idea to visit Marvin Kramer's family?
4. How is Sam preparing for his execution?
5. Why does Lee disappear for an entire day and evening?
6. Describe Donnie and Sam's last time together.
7. What was the purpose of Adam's trip to New Orleans?
8. How does Governor McAllister agree to clemency for Sam?
9. What happens to the prison warden, and how does it affect Sam's execution?
10. Who does Adam ask for assistance, and how does this person help Adam?
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