2. Why does Hattie call her daughter Peggy Lou or Peggy Ann?
(a) She wishes Sybil was someone else.
(b) She forgets Sybil's name.
(c) She had another daughter named Peggy.
(d) She never liked the name Sybil.

3. Who is the next personality to introduce herself to Dr. Wilbur?
(a) Vicky.
(b) Pam.
(c) Mary.
(d) Mike & Sid.

4. Towards the end of this section, how does Sybil feel about her choices and quality of life?
(a) Confused not able to function in her own skin.
(b) Aimless, directed by the will of others.
(c) Limited.
(d) Sad because she feels like her life is limited.

5. What are Sybil's three choices proposed by doctor Wilbur?
(a) Teach for another year, return to college, or seek treatment at a hospital.
(b) Try online dating to take her mind of her troubles.
(c) Go home and make up with her parents.
(d) Reconnect with some of her other friends she has not seen in a while.

6. What is the last thing Sybil remembers before resuming consciousness in 5th grade?
(a) Slipping on ice and falling.
(b) Being pulled away from her grandmother's casket.
(c) Spraining her ankle.
(d) The death of a childhood friend.

7. What does Dr. Wilbur think Peggy is to Sybil?
(a) An evil part of Sybil.
(b) Is a made up figment of Sybil imagination.
(c) Sybil's expression of anger.
(d) A comfort.

8. How does Vicky feel about Hattie?
(a) Wants to murder Hattie.
(b) Hate Hattie.
(c) She is not frightened.
(d) She is terrified by Hattie.

9. After losing some time in the beginning of the section, Sybil is _ and _.
(a) angry and misdirected.
(b) Confused and disoriented.
(c) crazed and uncontrollable.
(d) happy and elated.

10. What doesn't Sybil's mother accept about her daughter's life?
(a) Sybil has feelings.
(b) Sybil is asserting her own thoughts and feelings.
(c) Sybil chooses
(d) That Sybil is an adult.

11. How did the author gain an understanding of Sybil's disorder?
(a) Asking her freinds and family.
(b) Studying diaries, essays, and records.
(c) Researching over the Internet.
(d) Discussing the disorder with other psycologists.

12. How many personalities go on Sybil and Dr. Wilbur's outing?
(a) Eleven.
(b) Fifteen.
(c) Three.
(d) Five.

13. How does the author think Hattie views sex?
(a) A torture device for Sybil.
(b) She finds it very pleasurable.
(c) As an appropriate thing for children to see.
(d) She only does it to please her husband.

14. What kind of book is Sybil for therapists?
(a) A case study.
(b) An interview.
(c) A book of fiction.
(d) A manual.

15. With whom does Sybil spend a large amount of her childhood?
(a) The Dorsett maid.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her grandmother.
(d) her friends from school.