2. What does Jamison say was filled with warmth, friendship and confidence?
(a) Her childhood
(b) Her realationship with her father
(c) Her relationship with her teachers
(d) Her adulthood

3. What is the name of the man Jamison meets at the beginning of the chapter?
(a) Lawrence Petersen
(b) James Goldfield
(c) Philip White
(d) David Laurie

4. What is Jamison's brother researching the economic aspects of?
(a) Communist buildings during Stalism
(b) Lithium
(c) British housing schemes during Thatcherism
(d) Dam-building by beavers

5. Which poet does Jamison make 40 copies of?
(a) Edna St. Vincent Millay
(b) Percy Shelley
(c) Lord Tennyson
(d) Walt Whitman

6. What university did Jamison want to go to?
(a) Princeton
(b) Yale
(c) New York
(d) Chicago

7. What is the name of the magazine the psychiatry resident is reading?
(a) Physician's Guide to Good Care
(b) Physician's Desk Reference
(c) Total Sport
(d) Total Film

8. What title is Jamison given at he end of this chapter?
(a) Lady
(b) Doctor
(c) Professor
(d) Saint

9. How do Jamison and Laurie stay in touch?
(a) Faxes
(b) Telephone calls
(c) Text messages
(d) Mail

10. What drug has the physician injected his patient with?
(a) Lithium
(b) Morphine
(c) Haldol
(d) Paroxertine

11. What is threatened when Jamison enters are depressive stage?
(a) Her work
(b) Her marriage
(c) Her family
(d) Her life

12. At what school is Jamison a psychiatrist?
(a) John Hopkins University of Medicine
(b) Sir John Moores University
(c) Oxford University
(d) Yale University

13. What does Jamison decide she needs to be patient with?
(a) Her work
(b) Her family
(c) The lithium
(d) Herself

14. What job does the bright young man have who kills himself?
(a) Doctor
(b) Scientist
(c) Mechanic
(d) Attourney

15. What does Jamison call the chauvinist professor?
(a) Pearl
(b) Oyster
(c) Salmon
(d) Lobster