Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

Jenny was a five-year-old girl. One day, while she was shopping with her mother, she saw a plastic pearl necklace and loved it so much. So she asked her mother to buy it for her. Every night, before Jenny went to bed, her dad would read stories to her. One night, when he finished the story, he asked, "Jenny, do you love me?" "Dad, you know I love you," Jenny answered. "Well, give me your necklace," Dad said. "No, Dad. But you can have my favorite doll." Several times, when her father asked her to give him the plastic necklace, Jenny would give him something else instead. One evening, after Jenny's father read her a story, Jenny said, "Here, Dad." She put her plastic pearl necklace into her father's hand. Her father hold the necklace in one hand and opened the other hand. There was a real pearl necklace in it. He had had it for a long time, and waited for Jenny to give up the cheap one so that he could give her the real one. So, don't be _ . If we are generous , maybe we will get something better.

1. What was made of plastic?
2. Who was 5?
3. What was inexpensive?
4. Who bought it?
5. What did her father do at bedtime?
6. What did he ask afterward?
7. What did she offer instead?
8. What did her father give her after she gave up the necklace?
9. What do we obtain for being generous?
10. Does she hate her dad?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. a necklace
2. Jenny
3. the necklace
4. her mother
5. read stories to her
6. to give him the plastic necklace
7. her favorite doll
8. a real pearl necklace
9. something better
10. no

Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A key witness in the Anna Nicole Smith drug trial denied Wednesday that she was coached by the prosecutor on testimony the defense argued is false.

The judge is considering striking the testimony of one of Smith's former nannies after a defense lawyer accused the prosecution of "suborning perjury" -- coaching the witness to lie.

The judge also released dozens of personal photos of the actress with her infant daughter, Dannielynn, and boyfriend-lawyer Howard K. Stern. The defense showed the pictures to jurors to counter the argument that Smith was drugged during much of her last months.

Stern and Drs. Khristine Eroshevich and Sandeep Kapoor are on trial for allegedly conspiring to provide drugs to an addict and using false names on prescriptions for Smith.

The trial, in its seventh week, took a dramatic turn Wednesday when defense attorney Steve Sadow accused prosecutor Renee Rose of knowingly having Nadine Alexie, a former Smith nanny, lie on the stand.

"The people (prosecution) know this is fraudulent," Sadow said at the end of the direct testimony of Alexie.

If Judge Robert Perry accepts a defense motion to strike the entire testimony of the nanny, it would be a major blow to an already staggered prosecution case.

"I am thinking about it," Judge Perry said.

He already ordered the jury to ignore a portion of the testimony of Alexie's sister-in-law, Quethelie Alexis, because he found it unreliable.

Alexie and Alexis were supposed to be star witnesses for the prosecution. They both worked for Smith in the Bahamas for several months after the birth of her daughter in September 2006. They were fired two months before Smith died in a Florida hotel in February 2007.

1. who was Smith's boyfriend?
2. was he being sued?
3. who else was on trial?
4. what is the name of her daughter?
5. when was she born?
6. when did Smith die?
7. who was supposed to be the star witness?
8. who were they to Anna Nicole?
9. in what role?
10. who is the judge in the trial?
11. who is the prosecutor?
12. who is the defense lawyer?
13. how long has the trial been going?
14. what is the judge in the process of deciding?
15. who is being accused of perjury?
16. who did sadow call out?
17. is she accused of coaching a witness to lie?
18. why did the judge order the jury to ignore the testimony of the Alexie's sister in law?
19. what are the defendants charged with?
20. would it be good for the prosecution if the judge accepts the defense's motion?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. Howard K. Stern.
2. No, he was on trial
3. Drs. Khristine Eroshevich and Sandeep Kapoor
4. Dannielynn
5. February 2007.
6. Smith dies in February 2007, her daughter was born September 2006
7. Alexie and Alexis
8. They both worked for Smith
9. Nanny
10. Judge Robert Perry
11. Renee Rose
12. Steve Sadow
13. seven weeks
14. If he will allow a motion to strike testimony
15. Alexie
16. prosecutor Renee Rose
17. Yes
18. Because he found it unreliable.
19. conspiring to provide drugs to an addict and using false names on prescriptions for Smith.
20. No

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CHAPTER VII Unfruitful Suggestions

"Raymond! Can you spare me a moment before you go into your mother's room?"

It was Rosamond who, to his surprise, as he was about to go down- stairs, met him and drew him into her apartment--his mother's own dressing-room, which he had not entered since the accident.

"Is anything the matter?" he said, thinking that Julius might have spared him from complaints of Cecil.

"Oh no! only one never can speak to you, and Julius told me that you could tell me about Mrs. Poynsett. I can't help thinking she could be moved more than she is." Then, as he was beginning to speak, "Do you know that, the morning of the fire, I carried her with only one of the maids to the couch under the tent-room window? Susan was frightened out of her wits, but she was not a bit the worse for it."

"Ah! that was excitement."

"But if it did not hurt her then, why should it hurt her again? There's old General M'Kinnon, my father's old friend, who runs about everywhere in a wheeled-chair with a leg-rest; and I can't think why she should not do the same."

Raymond smiled kindly on her, but rather sadly; perhaps he was recollecting his morning's talk about the occupancy of the drawing- room. "You know it is her spine," he said.

"So it is with him. His horse rolled over him at Sebastopol, and he has never walked since. I wanted to write to Mary M'Kinnon; but Julius said I had better talk to you, because he was only at home for a fortnight, when she was at the worst, and you knew more about it."

1. who called out Raymond?
2. where was Raymond going to at the time?
3. where did she take him?
4. had he been there?
5. who did he think was sparing him?
6. from?
7. who did Rosamond want to talk to him about?
8. where did she say she carried her to?
9. with who?
10. where was the couch?
11. was anyone frightened?
12. who is the father's old friend?
13. does he use a cane?
14. then what?
15. what is special about it?
16. was he hit by a car?
17. what happened?
18. where?
19. and what is the problem with Mrs Poynsett?
20. does Rosamond want her to use a wheelchair?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. Rosamond
2. down- stairs
3. into her apartment
4. not since the accident
5. Julius
6. complaints
7. Mrs. Poynsett
8. the couch
9. one of the maids
10. under the tent-room window
11. Susan
12. General M'Kinnon
13. no
14. a wheeled-chair
15. it has a leg-rest
16. no
17. His horse rolled over him
18. at Sebastopol
19. her spine
20. yes