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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through XI.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For what did the dentist have hope?
(a) A cure.
(b) A reconciliation with his siblings.
(c) To die with his family close by.
(d) A chance to write his story.

2. What does Kubler-Ross say is important for children who have lost loved ones to do?
(a) Be embraced by loving arms.
(b) Talk about their feelings and fears.
(c) Keep silent about their fears.
(d) Have the process of death explained to them.

3. What does the courageous female patient equate with death?
(a) Idleness.
(b) Complaining.
(c) Lying.
(d) Losing hope.

4. Why was the medical's staff description of the patient in chapter VI so surprising to Kubler-Ross and her team?
(a) He had many visitors around the clock.
(b) He spoke at length about his feelings.
(c) He seemed very sweet and accommodating.
(d) He was very respectful and helpful.

5. What bolsters the young girl's family and allows them to be positive?
(a) Their peace at seeing her so calm about the whole thing.
(b) Their strong religious beliefs.
(c) Their acceptance.
(d) Their state of denial.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do most patients enter the third stage of grief?

2. When does the mother of the very small girl say she is treated poorly?

3. Over what had the patient in chapter VI been repressing grief?

4. At what age are children able to start understanding the biological process of death?

5. How old was Mrs. S. when she was interviewed?

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