3. What work was Price waiting to resume while he was in radiation therapy?
(a) Writing a novel.
(b) Writing a memoir.
(c) Writing a book of essays.
(d) Reviewing books.

4. Who is Jeff Anderson?
(a) Price's student.
(b) Price's friend.
(c) Price's brother.
(d) Price's son.

5. What was Price able to move when he emerged from surgery?
(a) His toes.
(b) His ankles.
(c) His legs.
(d) His fingers.

6. How does Price characterize the works he made at Marcia Bennett's urging?
(a) Personally important.
(b) Childish.
(c) Depressing.
(d) Meaningless.

7. How did Price's social circle change as he continued with radiation therapy?
(a) Only his close family continued to visit.
(b) His friends abandoned him as his condition worsened.
(c) People avoided him as his moods deteriorated.
(d) People from church flocked to him.

8. What did Price's friend from Florida make sure Price had?
(a) Emotional support from friends.
(b) Nutritious food.
(c) Rest and quiet.
(d) Warm clothes.

9. When does "A Whole New Life begin"?
(a) 1953.
(b) 1961.
(c) 1948.
(d) 1957.

10. What is Reynolds Price's condition at the beginning of the memoir?
(a) Recovering from a surgery.
(b) Going into remission.
(c) Being diagnosed with cancer.
(d) Healthy and successful.

11. What was Price's condition when he returned home?
(a) He was still mobile.
(b) He was still in bed.
(c) He was paralyzed.
(d) He was still groggy and in pain.

12. What does Price say a strong neighbor had to do for him?
(a) Call the ambulance.
(b) Hold him through a seizure.
(c) Give him a bath.
(d) Carry him to bed.

13. What had the surgeon discovered?
(a) An excessive auto-immune reaction.
(b) A shattered bone.
(c) A benign cyst.
(d) A malignant tumor.

14. What tribute did Price make to his tumor?
(a) A drawing.
(b) A sculpture.
(c) An abstract painting.
(d) A poem.

15. What did Price resolve to do, starting a few days after surgery?
(a) Let the cancer take its course.
(b) Fight the cancer with everything he had.
(c) Document everything that happened.
(d) Make a will.