2. How did Jo feel about the book, Sybil?
(a) She was happy to know someone else experienced what she did.
(b) She refused to read it.
(c) She thought is was poor writing and never read past the first chapter.
(d) It made her feel empty and aching for something she couldn't identify.

3. How did the group of personalities feel about living in the house with Steve?
(a) It made them nervous.
(b) They hated it.
(c) They loved it.
(d) They wanted to go back to the old place.

4. What was Jo's main goal for therapy?
(a) She had an eating disorder she wanted to get rid of.
(b) To learn to get along with other people.
(c) She wanted to stop smoking.
(d) No amnesia.

5. What did Joan tell the therapist about during their first session?
(a) She talked about her relationship with her father and told the story of his death.
(b) She talked about her relationship with her mother, focusing on her early childhood.
(c) She talked about her relationship with her sister.
(d) She talked about her marriage.

6. What was Joan's marital situation at the beginning of the book?
(a) She had been married several times.
(b) Her husband wanted a separation.
(c) She was happily married.
(d) She was recently divorced.

7. What did the personalities make Lynn for Christmas?
(a) A tree with 24 unique snowflakes.
(b) Nothing. They didn't celebrate holidays.
(c) An angel.
(d) A special journal.

8. How did Joan feel about Lynn?
(a) She didn't trust her, but figured she'd give Lynn a second chance.
(b) She saw her as a sister figure.
(c) She was drawn to her romantically.
(d) She looked forward to seeing her again.

9. How did Jo react when she finally acknowledged that Lynn truly loved her?
(a) The thought terrified her, and she lashed out.
(b) She had many questions about love.
(c) She was finally at peace.
(d) She didn't trust it so she ran away.

10. How did Joan feel after her first appointment?
(a) She knew she would be safe over the weekend.
(b) She felt as if all her problems were solved.
(c) She felt even more depressed than when she went in.
(d) She still felt suicidal.

11. How often did Joan go to see Lynn?
(a) Once a month.
(b) Daily.
(c) Once a week.
(d) Twice a week.

12. What does Missy think about the disorder?
(a) She doesn't care as long as she feels safe and loved.
(b) She thinks it doesn't exist.
(c) She won't even listen to the possibility be because she thinks that it is betraying her mother if she accepts the diagnosis.
(d) She freely admits to the diagnosis.

13. What did Joan think about the situation with the records?
(a) It made her feel as if she wasn't important.
(b) It frightened her.
(c) It was no more than she expected.
(d) She was ambivalent.

14. What is Joan Frances' character like?
(a) She is a real advocate for her mother.
(b) Angry.
(c) She watches over all the other characters as if it's a stage production.
(d) She insists her father is perfection.

15. How did Jo feel about the possibility that her father abused her?
(a) She already knew that.
(b) She refused to believe it.
(c) She accepted the idea reluctantly.
(d) She cried whenever she thought about it.