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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. Why is Annie's sister under the bed?
(a) Her mother is looking for her.
(b) She is afraid of the dark.
(c) She misses her dad.
(d) She is playing.

2. Which writer is most important to Annie during the time she is trying to sort out her own abuse?
(a) Martin Heidegger.
(b) Virginia Woolf.
(c) Sylvia Plath.
(d) Saint Augustine.

3. Who is tied to the table in Annie's place?
(a) Melanie.
(b) Galle.
(c) Erin.
(d) Ben.

4. What does Ben use Tea Bags to represent in his pretend fire?
(a) Children.
(b) A mother.
(c) A dog.
(d) Firemen.

5. What person in her life does Annie connect with a character in Ben's life?
(a) Her mother, Ben's father.
(b) Rachel, Mary Louise.
(c) Her father, Ben's mother.
(d) Melanie, Ben's mother.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Blumenfeld tell Annie it will represent if she does not publish a book?

2. Who was Annie's protector in her childhood?

3. Why does Annie believe we can't remember our early years?

4. What does Ben want Annie to make him into on their last day together?

5. What does Ben do to his teacher?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Annie make Ben wait to see her?

2. How does Ben react when he breaks his teacher's window?

3. What kind of fee does Dr. Blumenfeld set up for Annie?

4. Why does Rachael tell Annie that she should not promise Ben that she would come to visit him?

5. What is the main reason that Annie envisions killing herself?

6. What differences does Annie see in the picture of herself and her mother, and herself and her father?

7. Why does Annie believe a child's earliest memories are forgotten?

8. Why does Blumenfeld believe that Melanie never really changed as a therapist, despite Annie's opinion that she did change?

9. What memories does Annie have of her father?

10. What common fantasy do Dr. Blumenfeld and Annie have?

(see the answer keys)

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