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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. What did Patty Duke's father call her as a child?
(a) Anna.
(b) Anny-Boo.
(c) Ree-Ree.
(d) Pattycake.

2. Patty Duke's panic attacks almost always revolved around what?
(a) Being left alone.
(b) Being on subways.
(c) Her own death.
(d) The death of others.

3. Right after she was diagnosed, for a short period of time, Duke had her blood checked how often?
(a) Monthly.
(b) Weekly.
(c) Every two weeks.
(d) Daily.

4. What is the name of the cemetery which Patty passed going to visit her mother where she always had panic attacks?
(a) Rose Hill.
(b) Webster.
(c) Calvary.
(d) Jackson.

5. Researchers in Washington D.C. were studying how many patients whose depressions started in the spring and ended in the fall?
(a) 12.
(b) 18.
(c) 20.
(d) 60.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the way Patty attempted suicide the majority of the times?

2. Who was Patty's first husband?

3. What is Patty's older sister's name?

4. What does Bipolar III indicate?

5. Who is the 35-year-old artist used as an example in the section of Bipolar II?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who was Patty Duke's mother? What was the cause of her depression?

2. Discuss Patty's experience with the Rosses.

3. What did psychotherapy help Patty learn to deal with once she was stabilized with medication?

4. Discuss what cyclothymes is. How is this related to bipolar disorder?

5. Why didn't Patty's husbands commit her to hospitals? What was her experience when she was institutionalized?

6. Discuss the genetic findings for manic-depressive illness.

7. Describe Patty Duke's father.

8. When did Patty experience her first manic episodes? What led up to this?

9. What led up to the manic episode which led to Patty's first marriage?

10. What are the similarities of manic depression and schizophrenia? What are the differences?

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