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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 chemical does the brain release under the influence of alcohol?
(a) Dopamine.
(b) Epinephrine.
(c) Seratonin.
(d) Pseudoephedrine.

2. What potential consequences do the test results confront Knapp with?
(a) Failing out of school
(b) Losing her teeth.
(c) Lung cancer and emphysema.
(d) Liver damage, infertility and cancer.

3. How long after Knapp moves out of Julian's apartment does she meet Michael?
(a) Six months.
(b) Nine months.
(c) A few months.
(d) A year.

4. Who noticed Knapp's anorexia?
(a) Her parents.
(b) No one.
(c) Her friends from AA.
(d) Her sister.

5. How did Janet act when she went to college?
(a) She could never cope unless she was drinking.
(b) She was constantly insecure.
(c) She studied hard, but drank to keep the pressure off.
(d) She went crazy, over-eating and over-drinking.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Knapp feel at rehab?

2. What was Janet's weight like during college?

3. How did Janet deal with the pain she felt?

4. What is the typical drinker's relationship with alcohol like after they quit drinking?

5. What does Knapp's therapist recommend?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the conversation Knapp has with her therapist after Julian throws her out.

2. What is Knapp's friend Janet's experience with alcohol and eating like?

3. How does Knapp's mother's death affect Knapp's relationship with Michael?

4. How does Knapp describe alcohol's effect on the body?

5. What does Knapp say AA does for her?

6. How does Knapp say drinking skews a person's views?

7. What happened when Knapp took the quiz administered by the Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence?

8. What does Knapp remember of the last months of her father's life?

9. What happened when Knapp began to lose weight?

10. What does Knapp think when she arrives at the AA meeting?

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