The Ending of These Shining Lives Questions

What did Catherine reveal in the courtroom?

• A) A letter

• B) A photograph

• C) Two pieces of bone

• D) A piece of jewelry

How did the world's perception of Catherine's story change after it went to press?

• A) It remained private

• B) It became sensational

• C) It was ignored by the public

• D) It was kept secret

At what age did Catherine start working for the company according to her statement?

• A) 17

• B) 19

• C) 21

• D) 23

What was Catherine's physical condition when she came to the hearing?

• A) Fit and strong

• B) Ill and weak

• C) Healthy and alert

• D) Injured and immobile

What did Catherine say about the bones that were removed?

• They were removed from her car.

• They were removed from her house.

• They were removed from her jaw.

• They were a gift from someone.

What does Tom imply about Mr. Reed by mentioning the watch?

• He thinks Mr. Reed is living like a king.

• He believes Mr. Reed stole the watch.

• He is impressed by Mr. Reed's taste in watches.

• He thinks the watch is of low quality.

Did Mr. Reed serve in the war according to the dialogue?

• Yes, he served and fought.

• Yes, but he did not fight.

• No, he did not serve.

• It is not mentioned in the dialogue.

What profound effect did seeing Katie have on Tom?

• He decided to enlist in the war.

• He believed in the existence of God.

• He thought about becoming a king.

• He wanted to buy a watch like Mr. Reed's.

How many times did Catherine win her case against the Radium Dial Company before they appealed to the United States Supreme Court?

• Five times

• Six times

• Four times

• Seven times

What did the Illinois Industrial Commission award Catherine on July 6, 1938?

• A new trial

• $5,661

• A formal apology

• A memorial plaque