2. What does Jamison say she remembers college as?
(a) Intellectually stimulating
(b) Unfortunate
(c) Time of her life
(d) Intense suffering and confusion

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

4. What does the air crash become a metaphor for?
(a) Jamison's parent's divorce
(b) Jamison's marriages
(c) The Iraq war
(d) Jamison's manic-depression

5. What does Jamison find it difficult doing when she is on lithium?
(a) Working
(b) Eating
(c) Listening
(d) Reading

6. What does Jamison take to make sure she does not vomit?
(a) An anti-hemetic
(b) An anti-body
(c) An anti-emetic
(d) An anti-goo

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

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

9. Which of the following does Jamison like about the UCLA?
(a) Its diversity
(b) Its famous students
(c) Its music scene
(d) Its calmness

10. What did Jamison's mother teach her to do?
(a) Come off lithium
(b) Break her dark moods
(c) Play golf
(d) Play cards

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

12. Why does Jamison decline Laurie's invitation to go to dinner?
(a) She is too busy
(b) She is still married
(c) He won't let her pay
(d) She does not find him attractive

13. What attraction is Jamison visiting when she drops her lithium tablets?
(a) Winchester Cathedral
(b) Canterbury Cathedral
(c) Ashridge
(d) Wembley

14. What does Jamison decide is her strongest interest?
(a) Sport
(b) Poetry
(c) Psychology
(d) Life

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