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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 was Knapp like in her personal life?
(a) Miserable and vengeful.
(b) Creative and thoughtful.
(c) Depressive and ineffective.
(d) Out of control.

2. How did her friendship with Elaine make Knapp feel about herself?
(a) Less dysfunctional.
(b) Poorer.
(c) Wealthier.
(d) More intelligent.

3. What does Knapp wonder when she wakes up hung over, in bed with a strange man?
(a) Did he drug me?
(b) Did we use a condom?
(c) Where did I meet this guy?
(d) Was this what I wanted?

4. How often would Knapp drink?
(a) Only when her friend Elaine was in town.
(b) Only on special occasions.
(c) As often as possible.
(d) Three nights a week.

5. What caused Knapp to finally give up drinking?
(a) She was imprisoned and dried out there.
(b) She tried to kill herself a number of times.
(c) She hit someone's car.
(d) She almost seriously injured two children.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did sex give Meg?

2. How does Knapp describe alcoholism?

3. How did Knapp's drinking change in the last six months of her drinking?

4. What class of people does Knapp find at AA meetings?

5. When Knapp met her friend for drinks, how long would it take before the drinks kicked in?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does alcohol affect Knapp's relationship with David?

2. How would Knapp feel whenever her glass was filled?

3. What does Knapp realize after AA and years of therapy?

4. What does Knapp find surprising about alcoholics?

5. Describe Knapp's relationship with Roger.

6. How would sex make Knapp's friend Meg feel?

7. What does Knapp tell her boss when she hobbles into work after dropping her friend's children?

8. How does Knapp strategize to hide her drinking at the end?

9. How does Knapp's friend Elaine inadvertently help Knapp keep drinking?

10. What is Knapp's friend Abby's drinking driven by?

(see the answer keys)

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