3. What did Knapp want from her drinking?
(a) She wanted to be invisible.
(b) She wanted to know everything.
(c) She wanted to feel full inside.
(d) She didn't know what she wanted.

4. Why was Knapp always anxious around her father?
(a) She was afraid that she was not pretty enough.
(b) She was afraid that he would beat her up.
(c) She was afraid that she was not brave enough.
(d) She was afraid that she was not smart enough.

5. Knapp was always careful not to be alone with which of her friends' fathers?
(a) Abby.
(b) Drew.
(c) Sherry.
(d) Lauren.

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

7. What does Knapp say was the benefit of living by herself?
(a) Not having to hide her drinking.
(b) Having her own washer and dryer.
(c) Being able to leave her messes.
(d) Not having to wash dishes.

8. What is the result of the gesture Knapp makes after the confrontation with her mother?
(a) She fails miserably at quitting.
(b) She falls back in love with alcohol.
(c) She succeeds in giving up drinking.
(d) She cuts back on her drinking.

9. What was Knapp's mantra?
(a) Everyone does it.
(b) Liquor eases, soothes, protects.
(c) This doesn't change anything.
(d) What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

10. How would Knapp spend her time during the first year of living alone?
(a) She would not have anything to do but drink.
(b) She spent a lot of time volunteering.
(c) She saw constantly visiting with friends.
(d) She never had a free minute to herself.

11. How old was Knapp when she had her first drink?
(a) Eight.
(b) Sixteen.
(c) Twelve or thirteen.
(d) Eleven.

12. What class of people does Knapp find at AA meetings?
(a) Mentally ill people.
(b) Heads of law firms and CEOs.
(c) Pilots and flight controllers.
(d) Poor and desperate people.

13. What was the prevailing view of women's bodies when Meg and Knapp were growing up?
(a) They were encouraged to see themselves through other women's eyes.
(b) They were reduced to sex symbols.
(c) They were not encouraged to think of themselves as attractive.
(d) They were not told to embrace their bodies.

14. What effect did alcohol have on Alex?
(a) It turned him into an easy-going football fan.
(b) It turned him into someone people liked.
(c) It made his thoughts taste better inside his brain.
(d) It turned him into a sexy dancer.

15. What occasion led Knapp to drink for the first time?
(a) She was bored.
(b) She was molested by her brother.
(c) Her father lost his job.
(d) A boy she liked lost interest in her.