3. What does Jamison's father try to determine the IQ scores of?
(a) The working class
(b) Privately schooled adults
(c) IBM computers
(d) Historical figures

4. Which Welsh poet does Jamison reference in this chapter?
(a) Dylan Thomas
(b) Rhys Jones
(c) Tom Jones
(d) Ralph Steadman

5. In what room does Jamison sleep in to help with her feelings of nausea?
(a) The conservatory
(b) The bedroom
(c) The dining room
(d) The bathroom

6. What was Jamison doing when the military jet crashed?
(a) Learning math
(b) Playing in the school yard
(c) Eating lunch
(d) Flying a kite

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

8. Which European city does Jamison's brother call her from?
(a) London
(b) Moscow
(c) Prague
(d) Paris

9. In what city was Andrews Air Force Base situated?
(a) New York
(b) Chicago
(c) Washington D.C.
(d) Seattle

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

11. What does Jamison find too emotional?
(a) Poetry
(b) Paintings
(c) Music
(d) Her marriage

12. Which member of her family does Jamison say she adores?
(a) Her father
(b) Her mother
(c) Her sister
(d) Her brother

13. What does Jamison like to put in her morning orange juice?
(a) Vodka
(b) Brandy
(c) Lithium
(d) Whiskey

14. What does Jamison think about when her moods are very low?
(a) Africa
(b) Everyone hates her
(c) Images of death
(d) Murder

15. Where does Jamison's psychiatrist take her when Jamison insists she wants to be alone?
(a) For an ice cream
(b) To a cematory
(c) To London
(d) To a hockey match