2. What kind of school does Temple attend in this chapter?
(a) Boarding school
(b) High school
(c) Special school
(d) Alternative school

3. What does a person release when he/she is touched?
(a) Endorphins
(b) Testosterone
(c) Calophins
(d) Serotin

4. Where does Temple's door lead to?
(a) A bedroom
(b) A roof
(c) A shop
(d) A cupboard

5. Why does Temple have a nerve attack when she goes home?
(a) She has to eat meat
(b) She has to think about family
(c) She forgot to buy presents
(d) She left her machine behind

6. Which of the following is a function of the right side of the brain?
(a) Numbers
(b) Letters
(c) Music
(d) Interpersonal skills

7. What does Temple realize interpersonal relationships are as easy as?
(a) Walking through a door
(b) Making a machine
(c) Talking to animals
(d) Running

8. Who does Temple test the machine on?
(a) Therapists
(b) College students
(c) University professors
(d) Autistics

9. Why does Temple do poorly on the Visual Attention Span test?
(a) She cannot concentrate on the pictures
(b) She is color blind
(c) She sees the pictures differently to others
(d) She cannot sequence pictures

10. What does Temple's mother tell her to do with her negative thoughts?
(a) Journal it
(b) Scream them out
(c) Swallow them down
(d) Use them to create

11. What does Temple do after three weeks of seeing the door?
(a) Cleans it
(b) Spits on it
(c) Walks through it
(d) Smashes it

12. What kind of therapy can help an autistic child receive touch more readily?
(a) Deep pressure therapy
(b) Talking therapy
(c) Music therapy
(d) Occupational therapy

13. Which of the following is a school that encourages Kinesthetic learning?
(a) George Washington schools
(b) Roget and Johnson schools
(c) Oxford Learning schools
(d) Montessori and Waldorf schools

14. What kind of door does Temple fixate on?
(a) A sliding door
(b) A steel door
(c) A rotating door
(d) A wooden door

15. What does Temple fixate on during the interview?
(a) Her jumper
(b) A painting
(c) Her sock
(d) A photograph