2. When Sybil returns home to the Dorsetts, what is different?
(a) She goes home very depressed.
(b) She has no family. They have all died.
(c) She goes home as Vicky and Peggy Lou.
(d) She is reinvigorated.

3. What do the selves have conflicting views about?
(a) Rituals related to religion.
(b) Church, God, love, and rituals.
(c) God.
(d) Love and relationships.

4. How is the epilogue composed?
(a) The epilogue was written by Sybil.
(b) It was written by Dr. Wilbur.
(c) Made up of Dr. Wilbur's notes.
(d) Made up of several excerpts of Sybil's letters.

5. Which personality is unsure if Hattie is dead?
(a) Nancy Lou Baldwin.
(b) Mary.
(c) Peggy Lou.
(d) Vanessa.

6. Who is the personality, Marjorie?
(a) A small vivacious brunette.
(b) Sybil's inner twin.
(c) A mean young girl.
(d) She is not a personality.

7. What is the worst part of Sybil's history?
(a) Her shyness.
(b) Her inability to love.
(c) Her education.
(d) The abuse she received.

8. What did Sybil retain throughout the years of abuse?
(a) The will to survive.
(b) Addictive behavior.
(c) A competitive streak.
(d) A creative spirit.

9. What does Teddy's presence sometimes do to Sybil?
(a) Makes her feel important.
(b) Creates distance between Sybil and other real people/
(c) Stifles and creates tension.
(d) Makes her feel womanly.

10. What horrible thoughts does Clara have?
(a) She wishes to hurt any man that Sybil gets too close to.
(b) She wants to cut herself.
(c) That Sybil should die.
(d) She wants to kill Willard.

11. What does Dr. Wilbur see Willard's payment of Sybil's living expenses as?
(a) Willard should not pay Sybil anything.
(b) Past owed debts for ignoring Sybil.
(c) Payment from Hattie.
(d) Sybil is too young to live on her own so her father should help her.

12. What is unique about Sybil's case of multiple personalities?
(a) Some personalities appear at the same time.
(b) The personalities know who Sybil is.
(c) She is the only female to develop male personalities.
(d) She has developed more personalities than anyone else.

13. What does Willard serve as?
(a) He does nothing and is not helpful.
(b) A healthy member of the family.
(c) Sybil's financial support.
(d) The second cause of Sybil's dissociation.

14. What are the selves frightened of?
(a) Being killed.
(b) Dr. Wilbur.
(c) Hatte's ghost.
(d) Dying wiyhout Sybil.

15. Who takes ascendancy of Sybil's body at the culmination of integration?
(a) Vicky.
(b) Marcia.
(c) The Blonde.
(d) Sybil.