3. When is the affliction discovered and treated? When is it rediscovered?
(a) Age 4 and 45
(b) Age 5 and 35
(c) Age 7 and 18
(d) Age 6 and 25

4. How does the main character handle her grandmother's death?
(a) With Compsure
(b) With Rage
(c) She runs away from home
(d) She has a nervous breakdown

5. What happens to him after he commits murder?
(a) He develops Cupid's Disease
(b) He loses a limb and develops phantom limb syndrome
(c) He gets amnesia
(d) He gets hit by a truck

6. What is the treatment the main character undergoes?
(a) L-Depikote
(b) L-Acroymose
(c) L-Dopa
(d) L-Amictal

7. The main character has which book memorized?
(a) The Bible
(b) Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
(c) Bach's Biography
(d) Webster's Dictionary

8. What is the cause of their ability?
(a) A Lesion in the Amygdala
(b) An Enlarged Temporal Lobe
(c) A Dense Frontal Cortex
(d) No one knows

9. What is the main character's affliction?
(a) A Brain Tumor
(b) A Seizure
(c) A Brain Lesion
(d) A Lobotomy

10. What was the main character's symptoms?
(a) Hearing Voices
(b) Reminiscence
(c) Visions
(d) Tactile Illusions

11. What does the main character lose when he loses his affliction?
(a) Depression
(b) Inhibition
(c) Luck
(d) Happiness

12. Who are the main characters in this chapter?
(a) Mrs. O'C and Mrs. O'M
(b) Mrs. O'B and Mrs O'Q
(c) Mrs. O'F and Mrs O'P
(d) Mrs. O'D and Mrs. O'Q

13. The second main character in the chapter hears what over and over again?
(a) Three hymns that she knows
(b) Some old rock tunes from her youth
(c) A discussion with her father about her mother's death
(d) Some conversations she remembers from her childhood

14. What is the name of the main character in this chapter?
(a) Rose R.
(b) Christina
(c) Mrs. O'C
(d) Mrs. O'M

15. How long does this affliction last?
(a) Three Years
(b) Three Days
(c) Three Weeks
(d) Three Months