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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11, Giving Over, (pg 167-187).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are the two parts into which Knapp compartmentalizes her life?
(a) Work and drinking.
(b) Drinking and family events.
(c) Drinking and driving.
(d) Seeing friends and drinking.

2. What does Knapp's memoir describe?
(a) The effect of her drinking on her relationships and emotions.
(b) The cost of the damage she caused by drinking.
(c) The grief Knapp felt over the things she lost because of alcohol.
(d) The visions Knapp saw under the influence.

3. What significance did David have in Knapp's life?
(a) He was the first one to die from drinking.
(b) He was the first man she really loved.
(c) He was the first one to tell her she had a drinking problem.
(d) He was the first boy to drink with her.

4. What was David's upbringing like?
(a) He was filled with unanswerable anxieties.
(b) He was tormented with apprehensions about his status.
(c) He was filled with hope in his own potential.
(d) He was uncomplicated and caring.

5. What does William think about Knapp?
(a) He is grateful that he is not a bad drinker like her.
(b) He tries desperately to save her from what he went through.
(c) He sees himself as better off than she is.
(d) He is ashamed of her.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long was it after the accident before Knapp finally stopped drinking?

2. What was Knapp's logic about drinking?

3. How does Knapp think Julian saw her?

4. What was Knapp's relationship with alcohol like?

5. Where does Knapp write her column?

(see the answer key)

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