4. What does Jamison say her emotional and physical pain forced her to do?
(a) Take an overdose
(b) Pray for forgiveness
(c) Take heroin
(d) Crawl across the floor

5. Who poses the question to Jamison at the start of the chapter?
(a) Her psychiatrist
(b) Her brother
(c) Her husband
(d) Herself

6. Where is Richard the chief of neuropsychiatry?
(a) National Institute of Brain Surgery
(b) National Institute of Mental Health
(c) Great Ormond Hospital
(d) Los Angeles City Hospital

7. What does Jamison say always accompanied her descent into depression?
(a) Fear
(b) Hate
(c) A headache
(d) Love

8. Who does Jamison take with her on her long walks?
(a) Richard Wyatt
(b) Her dog
(c) Her cat
(d) Her son

9. What illness does Richard research?
(a) Cancer
(b) Schizophrenia
(c) Clinical depression
(d) Manic depression

10. What does Jamison say emotional stability is a sign of?
(a) Health
(b) Love
(c) Hard work
(d) Boredom

11. What does Jamison ponder in this chapter?
(a) Japanese food
(b) Marriage
(c) The influence of food on mental stability
(d) The influence of language

12. What does Jamison say can often often accompany manic depression?
(a) Fame
(b) Creativity
(c) Loneliness
(d) Guilt

13. Which English town is David buried in?
(a) Luton
(b) Leighton Buzzard
(c) Dorset
(d) Norfolk

14. What is the nationality of the man Jamison meets at a dinner party?
(a) South African
(b) American
(c) Scottish
(d) English

15. What does Jamison decide to reduce at the end of this chapter?
(a) Her working hours
(b) Her spending sprees
(c) Her leisure time
(d) Her lithium dosage