Justice - Act 4 Quiz

What does Cokeson say about Falder's character to the partners?

Question Answer Choices He is completely innocent. He is quite penitent. He is very hardworking. He is not trustworthy.

How does Cokeson react to Falder's death?

Question Answer Choices He says Falder is safe with gentle Jesus. He decides to quit his job. He calls for a doctor immediately. He blames Ruth for Falder's death.

What happens to Falder at the end of Act 4?

Question Answer Choices He jumps out of the window and breaks his neck. He decides to leave Ruth and start a new life alone. He is offered a new job and begins to rebuild his life. He is arrested by Detective Sergeant Wister and sent back to prison.

What does James How object to regarding Falder?

Question Answer Choices Falder's relationship with Ruth. Falder's poor work performance. Falder's lack of qualifications. Having a gaol-bird in the office.

What does Falder say he wants a chance to do?

Question Answer Choices Leave the country. Start a new career. Prove his innocence. Redeem himself.

What does James How agree to give Falder if he abandons his relationship with Ruth?

Question Answer Choices Another chance. A reference. A raise. A promotion.

How does Cokeson describe Falder's condition when he enters the office?

Question Answer Choices Tired, anxious, and weak. Strong, energetic, and happy. Thin, pale, and restless. Healthy, confident, and calm.

What does Falder say about the men in prison?

Question Answer Choices All the men in prison deserve to be there. The men in prison are very dangerous. Not a quarter of the men in prison would be there if they had been treated differently. Most of the men in prison are innocent.

Why does Ruth Honeywill visit Robert Cokeson?

Question Answer Choices To report a crime she witnessed. To ask for money to support herself. To beg him to give Falder his old job back. To inform him about Falder's death.

What does Detective Sergeant Wister want Falder for?

Question Answer Choices Stealing money from the firm. Failing to report to the police and for obtaining a job with a forged reference. Assaulting a police officer. Escaping from prison.