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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As an adult, how did Anne deal with her childhood issues?
(a) Writing
(b) Bulimia
(c) Overeating
(d) Substance abuse

2. Who is not thrilled about Sam's arrival?
(a) Anne's father
(b) Anne's cat
(c) Sam's biological father
(d) The next door neighbors

3. What does Anne indulge in?
(a) Coffee
(b) Halloween candy
(c) Pretzels
(d) Jelly Beans

4. What is Anne's greatest fear about having a child?
(a) That he will have to live through seventh and eighth grades
(b) That she does not have enough money
(c) That she cannot answer questions about religion
(d) That she cannot send him to college

5. What suggestion from the doctor does Anne resist about Sam's colic?
(a) Medicating him
(b) Feeding him
(c) Letting him cry
(d) Using a vaporizer

Short Answer Questions

1. What issue does Anne worry that Sam will wonder about?

2. What fear begins to emerge for Anne where Sam is concerned?

3. How can Anne's emotions be defined at this point?

4. Given her past, Anne is in disbelief that ________________________________.

5. Anne resists the urge to eat ________________.

Short Essay Questions

1. What treatments and coping mechanisms is Pammy using to fight her cancer?

2. What are Anne's New Year's hopes for the future?

3. What are Anne's thoughts about her father during the Christmas holiday season?

4. What is the state of Sam's development in Part 10?

5. What are Anne's views on breastfeeding?

6. How has Sam's arrival influenced Anne's relationship with her mother?

7. Explain the irony of Pammy still taking care of Anne even though Pammy is the one with the terminal illness.

8. What does Anne's therapist remind Anne of when Anne laments that maybe she is not good enough to have a husband?

9. What is Sam's progress during February?

10. How has Sam's birth affected Anne and the people in her life?

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