3. How has Sam changed the relationship between Anne and her mother?
(a) It is strained
(b) It is about the same
(c) It is improved
(d) There is no change

4. What can be determined by Anne in this chapter?
(a) She is not cut out to be a mother
(b) She will always be in recovery for substance abuse
(c) She has no more addiction urges
(d) She would give up Sam for a good man

5. What worry still seems to plague Anne?
(a) Sam's college fund
(b) Not having enough money
(c) Sam's lack of a father figure
(d) Her mother's dementia

6. How does Pammy seem when she returns home?
(a) Fatalistic
(b) Pale and wan
(c) Rejuvenated
(d) Exhausted

7. What lesson could Anne learn from Pammy?
(a) Save more money each month
(b) Get better health insurance
(c) Don't be too concerned about what may happen
(d) Makeup makes you feel better even if you're sick

8. What causes Anne to feel guilty?
(a) Eating out too much
(b) Buying new clothes
(c) Leaving Sam with a babysitter
(d) Having any fun when Pammy is so sick

9. What illness is Pammy stricken with?
(a) Diabetes
(b) Breast cancer
(c) Mesothelioma
(d) Heart disease

10. What does Anne consider important in her life?
(a) The fact that she continually tries
(b) Getting a bigger house
(c) Writing another book
(d) Earning more money

11. What accomplishment does Sam achieve in Part 11?
(a) He gets his first tooth
(b) He can skip
(c) He can drink from a cup
(d) He can say sentences

12. What does Anne do to manage the news about Pammy?
(a) Goes into denial
(b) Starts drinking again
(c) Looks up information
(d) Focuses on Sam

13. How does Anne feel when Pammy and her husband go away for a week?
(a) Anxious
(b) Sad
(c) Ecstatic
(d) Somewhat grateful

14. How does Anne view every little illness or injury Sam sustains?
(a) It is nothing to get worked up about
(b) It can be managed through prayer
(c) It will develop into a life-threatening situation
(d) It will pass soon enough

15. What is new about Sam's eating habits?
(a) He loves fruit smoothies
(b) He spits up everything
(c) He can eat solid foods
(d) He is drinking from a bottle