3. Later on in life, but before being separated, what entertainment venue do the twins participate in?
(a) Television
(b) Carnivals
(c) Radio
(d) Newspaper

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

5. What hobby does the main character take up later in life?
(a) Stamp Collecting
(b) Pottery
(c) Gardening
(d) Blogging

6. What does the disorder consist in?
(a) Intense religous experiences
(b) The loss of one's sense of self
(c) Mental transports to others times or places
(d) The loss of one's sense of self-control

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

8. Why does the main character confabulate?
(a) He cannot understand what people say
(b) He cannot remember his own life story
(c) He cannot perceive his right leg
(d) He cannot figure out who others are

9. What are the symptoms of the main character's affliction?
(a) She has incredible pain throughout her body
(b) She can no longer see
(c) She has visions and seizures with a dream-like state
(d) She forgets who she is and invents new identities

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

11. What is the main character's occupation?
(a) Nun
(b) Prince
(c) Priest
(d) Princeses

12. Where does the main character end up flourishing?
(a) Reading
(b) Poetry Writing
(c) Classes
(d) The Theatre

13. The main character addresses Dr. Sacks as three different people. Which ones?
(a) Sister, Brother, Doctor
(b) Father, Brother, Doctor
(c) Sister, Brother, Father
(d) Father, Sister, Doctor

14. How do the twins score on IQ tests?
(a) Very low
(b) Average
(c) Low
(d) Very high

15. How does the main character recall the murder?
(a) He gets hit by a car and can immediately remember the murder
(b) He gets hit by a car and goes into a coma
(c) He has a bike accident that puts him in a coma
(d) He gets his by a bat and can immediately remember the murder