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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 16 - 20 (Pages 97 - 130).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who emotionally begs Rev. Fickett and Mr. Milne to do more to convince Lisa Shilling's father that Lisa needs immediate mental health care?
(a) Mary Nell Fickett.
(b) Betsy Goodman.
(c) Lisa Shilling.
(d) Elizabeth Frazer.
2. Lisa Shilling sometimes speaks with what kind of an affected accent?
(a) Australian.
(b) Spanish.
(c) English.
(d) French.
3. Why does Mr. Shilling reject Rev. Fickett's and Mr. Milne's assertion that Lisa Shilling is suffering from serious mental illness?
(a) Because he knows that Lisa is beyond help.
(b) Because he hasn't seen any strange behavior at home.
(c) Because he knows that Lisa likes to fake problems to get attention.
(d) Because Lisa was always a timid child.
4. Why does Mary Nell Fickett tell Betsy Goodman that she is furious with Elizabeth Frazer?
(a) Because Mary Nell is no longer in charge of the situation.
(b) Because Elizabeth is smarter than Mary Nell.
(c) Because Elizabeth refuses to take charge of the situation.
(d) Because Elizabeth is better looking than Mary Nell.
5. According to the narrator, which major character seems to contribute the most meaningful comments during group therapy sessions?
(a) Tracy Shilling.
(b) Betsy Goodman.
(c) Elizabeth Frazer.
(d) Mary Nell Fickett.
Short Answer Questions
1. The narrator states that Lisa Shilling's oldest friend is...
2. Mr. Bernstein says he entirely can't act in Lisa Shilling's best interests because he must do what?
3. Why does Lisa Shilling wait until Mr. Goodman is in the room before she deliberately walks through a floor-to-ceiling window?
4. Betsy Goodman is most-fascinated with which actor/actress?
5. During some group therapy sessions Mary Nell Fickett encourages Lisa Shilling to "free-associate" (p. 83). What does Mary Nell mean by this term?
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