2. What does Jamison say happens after several years of taking lithium?
(a) She becomes immune
(b) She loses her creative spark
(c) She puts on weight
(d) Her moods begin to level out

3. What do David and Jamison meet for almost every day?
(a) Tea
(b) Handover
(c) Lunch
(d) Dinner

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

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

6. Who does Jamison inherit her manic depression from?
(a) Her mother
(b) Her father
(c) Her grandfather
(d) Her grandmother

7. What country does Jamison go to in this chapter?
(a) Tibet
(b) England
(c) Russia
(d) Canada

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

9. What subject does Jamison's brother have a PHD in?
(a) Film and Media
(b) Economics
(c) Sport
(d) Psychology

10. In which city does David die?
(a) Bombay
(b) Beijing
(c) Katmandu
(d) Tokoyo

11. Which children's book does Jamison reread?
(a) Wind in the willows
(b) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
(c) Winnie the Pooh
(d) Kevin the Kitten

12. What does Jamison say she must do before she becomes associate professor?
(a) Simplify her life
(b) Admit her problems
(c) Remarry
(d) Get off lithium

13. What does lithium force Jamison to give up?
(a) Reading
(b) Partying
(c) Writing
(d) Sport

14. Who helps Jamison pay off her debts?
(a) Her brother
(b) Her sister
(c) Her husband
(d) Her mother

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