1. What is Anne's comment on messes?
(a) They are an artist's true friend.
(b) Hire a housekeeper to clean up your messes.
(c) Messes do not say anything about who we are.
(d) Messes should be kept to a minimum.

2. What advice does Anne's hypnotist give her about the negative voices?
(a) Listen to the voices and do exactly what each one says.
(b) Pretend you are on a TV talkshow.
(c) Imagine they are mice, pick them up, and drop them in a mason jar with a lid.
(d) Imagine they are dogs snarling at you and yell at them.

3. Whose work does Anne love to read when it comes out, but regrets that her students start writing like that author?
(a) Arthur C. Clarke.
(b) Gore Vidal.
(c) Dr. Suess.
(d) Isabel Allende.

4. What does Anne suggest students do when faced with "writer's block?"
(a) Write about school breakfasts to get the creativeness flowing.
(b) Breathe calmly and meditate.
(c) Accept that they are challenged writers who should take her class again later.
(d) Accept that they are not in a creative period right now, in doing so you free yourself to fill up again.

5. What are good ways to start writing groups?
(a) Put an ad on a bulletin board and ask people on the street.
(b) Put an ad in the newspaper and ask your family members.
(c) Ask people from class, or put an ad in the newpapers and on bulletin boards.
(d) Ask people on the street and your family members.