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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the patient react to her perceptions of individuals as fractured?
(a) She is angry
(b) She sees no problem with it
(c) She is depressed
(d) She is shocked

2. What is the main character's affliction?
(a) Elevated Proprioception
(b) Elevated Hearing
(c) Elevated Sex Drive
(d) Elevated Sense of Smell

3. How does the main character describe what is happening to her?
(a) She is
(b) She is
(c) She is
(d) She is

4. What happens when the twins are separated?
(a) They have higher IQ scores
(b) They lose their ability to calculate
(c) They die from loneliness
(d) They can function normally in society

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

6. How many characters does the main character identify himself as in front of Dr. Sacks?
(a) 2
(b) 4
(c) 5
(d) 3

7. The first main character discussed in detail exhibits what symptom?
(a) She finds herself trapped within memories of being in Ireland from time to time
(b) She is temporarily transported back to events from her teenage years each week
(c) She loses her sense of time and space
(d) She wakes up in the middle of the night hearing songs from her childhood

8. Who is the main character of this chapter?
(a) Ray
(b) Martin
(c) Jimmie
(d) Mr. P

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

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

11. What is the main character's affliction?
(a) Tourette's syndrome
(b) Korsakov's disease
(c) Cupid's disease
(d) Phantom Limb Syndrome

12. What disorder does the main character have?
(a) Tourette's Syndrome
(b) Parkinson's Disease
(c) Phantom Limb Syndrome
(d) Alzheimer's Disease

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

14. How do the main character's symptoms progress?
(a) They become less frequent and she recovers
(b) They shorten in time but do not become more frequent
(c) They lengthen in time but do not become more frequent
(d) They become more frequent and she becomes lost in them

15. When does the main character live?
(a) 16th century
(b) 12th century
(c) 19th century
(d) 1950s

Short Answer Questions

1. The second main character in the chapter hears what over and over again?

2. Who is the main character of this chapter?

3. Later on in life, but before being separated, what entertainment venue do the twins participate in?

4. What hobby does the main character take up later in life?

5. What was the main character's affliction?

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