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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 would Meg feel the morning after a night of anonymous sex?
(a) Unanswerable sexual longing.
(b) Regret and sorrow.
(c) Intoxicating rage.
(d) Emptiness and disgust.
2. What injury did Knapp actually cause in her accident?
(a) She sliced her hand.
(b) She wrecked her car.
(c) She hurt her knee.
(d) She broke her spine.
3. What was Knapp like in her professional life?
(a) Lazy and shiftless.
(b) Inconsistent but occasionally brilliant.
(c) Smart and productive.
(d) Highly-motivated and tightly controlled.
4. Knapp was always careful not to be alone with which of her friends' fathers?
(a) Abby.
(b) Drew.
(c) Lauren.
(d) Sherry.
5. How did Knapp's drinking change in the last six months of her drinking?
(a) She was constantly drunk.
(b) She was hiding bottles everywhere.
(c) She scheduled her drinking.
(d) She was drinking all the time.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of drunk was Knapp's friend Elaine?
2. Liquor seemed to ease what emotions for Knapp?
3. How old was Knapp when she fell in love with David?
4. Where would Knapp escape to when she needed to get out of her apartment?
5. How long was it after the accident before Knapp finally stopped drinking?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Knapp's friend Elaine inadvertently help Knapp keep drinking?
2. How does alcohol make Knapp feel while she is with her family?
3. Describe Knapp's relationship with her father.
4. Describe the yearning that drove Knapp to drink.
5. How would sex make Knapp's friend Meg feel?
6. What was the emotional atmosphere of Knapp's childhood?
7. What does Knapp say runs through her mind when she wakes up next to a stranger?
8. How would Knapp fill her days when she was living by herself?
9. Describe Knapp's relationship with Roger.
10. Describe the first time Knapp got drunk.
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