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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 James planning since the incident at Christmas?
(a) A get-together with Michael and Melanie.
(b) An anniversary dinner for Gus and himself.
(c) A birthday lunch for Chris.
(d) A birthday lunch for Kate.
2. What does Chris do once the Golds are gone?
(a) Cries.
(b) Finds a note in his mailbox.
(c) Finds the can that he and Emily used to pass notes in.
(d) Celebrates.
3. What memory does Emily have after being intimate with Chris?
(a) Abuse from Chris as children.
(b) Being raped the previous year.
(c) Abuse from her father.
(d) Being assaulted as a child.
4. What does Melanie find in Emily's room?
(a) Birth control.
(b) Suicide note.
(c) A journal.
(d) Abortion pamphlet.
5. Why does Emily agree to appease to Chris' desires?
(a) She feels that it's her only choice.
(b) She is afraid of losing him.
(c) He forces her to appease him.
(d) She doesn't agree to appease him.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Chris agree to help Emily?
2. What does Melanie do at Emily's grave?
3. What does Jordan tell the jury about Emily's death?
4. Why doesn't Emily want to tell Chris about the pregnancy?
5. How does Chris feel when he picks up Emily on their last date in November 1997?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Heather say during her testimony?
2. How does Chris react to Steve's attempt to commit suicide?
3. Why does Chris think that Emily withheld news of her pregnancy?
4. What kind of memories does Emily begin to have months before she dies?
5. How does Detective Marrone present evidence at the trial?
6. How does Chris act during his last date with Emily in November 1997?
7. How does Chris see the date of jury selection?
8. What does Emily's artwork show?
9. Why is Gus unable to say a proper goodbye to Michael?
10. What does Jordan stress during the summation?
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