2. What happens during the ride home?
(a) Lucy sleeps.
(b) Lucy feels much better.
(c) Lucy and her mother ride in silence.
(d) Lucy often throws up in the mixing bowl kept on the floor of the car for that purpose.

3. What does Lucy do when she recognizes her father's gait down the hall?
(a) She worries about him.
(b) She becomes excited.
(c) She calls his name.
(d) She pretends to sleep.

4. What happens when Lucy wakes in recovery?
(a) She's hurting all over and finds she has had a tracheotomy.
(b) She finds out that Mary had lied to her about the pain.
(c) She is feeling better than before surgery.
(d) The surgery did not go as planned.

5. What do Lucy and her mother do for the next two years?
(a) Help her catch up in her school work.
(b) Drive into New York City every day for radiation and chemotherapy treatments.
(c) Enroll her in a program for children dealing with cancer.
(d) Enjoy each other's company.

6. How does Lucy respond when she looks at herself in the mirror?
(a) Somewhat surprised.
(b) Appalled.
(c) Angry.
(d) Excited.

7. What is one of Lucy's family's oddities?
(a) Her parents.
(b) She has many brothers and sisters.
(c) Her brother Sean has schizophrenia.
(d) They live with many other relatives.

8. From where does Lucy's family move?
(a) France.
(b) Australia.
(c) Ireland.
(d) England.

9. How does Lucy's mother soothe her?
(a) By telling her she mustn't cry.
(b) By telling her to suck it up.
(c) By telling her that she loves her.
(d) By telling her she will be fine.

10. How does Lucy try to counter her weight loss?
(a) She forces herself to eat every fattening thing she can find.
(b) She eats only junk food.
(c) She stops exercising.
(d) She talks to a dietician.

11. How does Lucy feel on Fridays?
(a) Worried about the chemo treatment.
(b) Sad that she cannot be as brave as her mother wants.
(c) Excited to get the treatment started.
(d) Anxiety over the chemo treatment.

12. How is her second week of chemo different from her first?
(a) She tries eating something when she gets home.
(b) She does not become as violently ill.
(c) She invites friends over.
(d) She goes directly to bed once she gets home, refusing to even try to eat anything.

13. How does Lucy learn, as a teenager, that there's a five percent survival rate for victims of Ewing's sarcoma, the disease Lucy battled?
(a) A book on oncology.
(b) Her mother.
(c) A doctor.
(d) A friend.

14. With what does Lucy become obsessed?
(a) Her visits to the hospital.
(b) Horses.
(c) Finding a way to seek out that guru for herself.
(d) Her medication.

15. What does Lucy call her mother?
(a) Only Friend.
(b) Best Friend.
(c) Visitor Extraordinaire.
(d) Patient Visitor.