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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why did Nancy have to leave college after just a few months?
(a) She needed to go rehab.
(b) She was failing.
(c) The police would drop the charges if she went home.
(d) Her parents wanted her home.

2. How old was Nancy when she graduated from high school?
(a) Sixteen.
(b) Fifteen.
(c) Eighteen.
(d) Twenty-one.

3. What was Frank's nickname for his newborn daughter, Nancy?
(a) Sweetie pie.
(b) Honey.
(c) Sugar bear.
(d) Nanki-poo.

4. What ward was Nancy placed in when she was admitted to the psychiatric hospital?
(a) Women's ward.
(b) She was in isolation.
(c) Children's ward.
(d) Prison ward.

5. What marital problems did the Spungens encounter?
(a) Frank had an affair.
(b) Deborah had an affair.
(c) They both had an affair.
(d) They divorced.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the pediatrician prescribe for Nancy's inability to sleep?

2. Why was Nancy arrested for a second time?

3. Which of the following musical group's albums did Nancy not purchase?

4. Who was Mr. Grant?

5. How old was Nancy when she was misplaced in the psychiatric hospital?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did the neurologist find when he tested Nancy at her allergist's recommendation?

2. In what ways did Nancy control the house as a small child?

3. How did Dr. Cott disappoint Nancy and Deborah?

4. Why was Nancy arrested in Colorado, and how did her parents rescue her?

5. What was Nancy's final year at Lakeside like?

6. How did Nancy respond when she was first introduced to rock and roll?

7. What medical issues did Nancy face when she was first born?

8. What was Nancy's relationship like with the Bebees, and how did she react when they were no longer with her?

9. What was the Darlington Institute?

10. What did Nancy do in New York to defy her parents, and how did they react?

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