3. Donna was able to see _____ in a photo taken of her at no more than four months old.
(a) "The smile".
(b) The intellect.
(c) "The look".
(d) The abuse.

4. Who did David visit using Donna's money?
(a) His mother.
(b) His uncle.
(c) His sister.
(d) His aunt.

5. What season was it when Donna and David arrived on the other side of Australia?
(a) The hot season.
(b) The wet season.
(c) The cold season.
(d) The dry season.

6. How did Donna pay for her room in Amsterdam?
(a) By cleaning the bathrooms.
(b) By waiting tables.
(c) By working in the kitchen.
(d) By making the beds.

7. Donna had always experienced being touched emotionally as the threat of _____.
(a) Violence.
(b) Imprisonment.
(c) Death.
(d) Retribution.

8. What did Donna initially determine caused her asthma?
(a) Candy.
(b) Vegetables.
(c) Dairy foods.
(d) Smoking.

9. A trait that Donna's supervisor used to try to combat her evasiveness was _____.
(a) Laughter.
(b) Defeatism.
(c) Sign language.
(d) Sarcasm.

10. What had Donna wanted to convey through her comedy?
(a) Her despair at having autism.
(b) The hypocrisy of life.
(c) Her happiness.
(d) The hope for the future.

11. What did Kath do for a living?
(a) She cooked.
(b) She taught.
(c) She sang.
(d) She cleaned.

12. Why did Donna think people who worked in banks were respected?
(a) Because they worked with money.
(b) Because they worked indoors.
(c) Because they wore uniforms.
(d) Because employees had to take a test.

13. Of the three personalities that the author possessed, only Donna had _____ that functioned in her world.
(a) Melatonin.
(b) Emotions.
(c) Logic.
(d) Foresight.

14. What did Donna think of math when her remedial math teacher worked with her?
(a) That it was too easy.
(b) That it was magic.
(c) That it was illogical.
(d) That is was horrid.

15. Donna calls herself _____ in the Afterward..
(a) Brilliant and dynamic.
(b) Insane and retarded.
(c) Fun and loving.
(d) Selfish and cruel.