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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Vicky see herself as?
(a) A beautiful young girl looking for fun.
(b) A facilitator who is anxious to help resolve Sybil's inner torment.
(c) A follower.
(d) As her own person, she is not part of Sybil.
2. What has changed about Hattie?
(a) She becomes catatonic and no longer bothers Sybil.
(b) She dotes on Sybil.
(c) She dotes on her husband.
(d) She becomes loving.
3. How does Vicky feel about Hattie?
(a) She is terrified by Hattie.
(b) Hate Hattie.
(c) She is not frightened.
(d) Wants to murder Hattie.
4. What is her father's name?
(a) Wilbur Dorsett.
(b) Willard Dorsett.
(c) Will Dorsett.
(d) William Dorsett.
5. What is Sybil to the other selves?
(a) A troublemaker.
(b) A house.
(c) Their mother.
(d) A problem.
6. What does Sybil remain elusive about?
(a) Her true feelings.
(b) Her multiple personalities.
(c) Her dreams and goals in life.
(d) Her ability to handle her condition.
7. What are the various reactions of the different selves to seeing Sybil's parents having sex?
(a) They try to act out against their parents.
(b) They over react.
(c) They accuse their parents of inappropriate behavior.
(d) Normal reactions of children who catch their parents having sex.
8. Why are questions raised about Sybil's life?
(a) Sybil's romantic relationships.
(b) It seems as though Sybil is lying.
(c) Her life is extremely chaotic.
(d) Her life seems boring.
9. What does the town think of Hattie?
(a) Many people think she is odd.
(b) She is a wonderful mother.
(c) People enjoy Hattie.
(d) She is a good wife.
10. How will the selves need to be treated?
(a) They will not be treated at all.
(b) They will need to talk about their problems together in group therapy.
(c) The doctor will need to treat each personality differently.
(d) The selves do not exist.
11. When Sybil's friend, Danny, leaves, what personality steps in?
(a) Clara.
(b) Vicky.
(c) Peggy.
(d) Nancy.
12. When does Peggy tend to appear?
(a) When Sybil wants to have fun.
(b) When Sybil feels childish.
(c) When Sybil meets new people.
(d) Whenever situations become uncomfortable.
13. How does Sybil get an appointment with a psychiatrist?
(a) She is never allowed to see a psychiarist.
(b) A family doctor gives her a referral.
(c) She walks into Dr Wilbur's office.
(d) The doctor finds her.
14. What is this self finally free of once she comes back to Dr. Wilbur?
(a) Her anger.
(b) Her depression.
(c) Her uneasiness with life.
(d) Her unhappiness.
15. How is Vicky different from the other selves?
(a) She fully exerts herself.
(b) She is unkind.
(c) She is extremely mean.
(d) She seems to be a separate body.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many personalities go on Sybil and Dr. Wilbur's outing?
2. As Dr. Wilbur researches multiple personality disorder, what does she realize?
3. What is there now an indication of in Hattie's actions?
4. What doesn't Sybil's mother accept about her daughter's life?
5. When does Sybil return to her own body?
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