2. At the beginning of Chapter 31, how long has Sybil been seeing Ramon?
(a) Eight weeks.
(b) Three months.
(c) Two weeks.
(d) Seven days.

3. Who did Sybil find comfort in while growing up?
(a) Maria, a teacher.
(b) Priscilla, a maid.
(c) Patricia, a childhood friend.
(d) Marcia, a tutor.

4. What are the two boy personalities' names?
(a) Sid and Mike.
(b) Sid and Michael.
(c) Mike and Brian.
(d) Sid and Brian.

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

6. What is another aspect of her childhood that caused Sybil pain?
(a) Her relationships with other children.
(b) Her inability to connect with others.
(c) The Dorsetts' religious beliefs.
(d) Her father's neglect.

7. What could hinder Sybil's integration?
(a) Teddy's cuddling at night with Sybil.
(b) Living with her father.
(c) Not being about to meet with Dr. Wilbur.
(d) Sybil's insistence to go out with men.

8. How does Sybil regard her other selves?
(a) She still cannot except their existence.
(b) They are her best friends.
(c) She thinks of them as part of the problem, not the solution.
(d) She wishes she had never created them.

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

10. At the end of Chapter 27, what is Sybil frightened of?
(a) Being alone with no man in her life.
(b) Living her life without the selves.
(c) Not finding the perfect job.
(d) Living an aimless existence.

11. Why does Vanessa try to get a good job?
(a) So that she can support herself.
(b) So she can support the other selves.
(c) So that Sybil can dress stylishly.
(d) She is tired of doing nothing.

12. How many cases of multiple personality disorder has the doctor treated since Sybil?
(a) 6 cases.
(b) 11 cases.
(c) 15 cases.
(d) 8 cases.

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

14. When does Sybil Ann take over the body?
(a) At school.
(b) When Sybil is nervous.
(c) When Sybil encounters men.
(d) When things are too hard for any other personality to handle.

15. What does Sybil do to her cat in her dream?
(a) She throws it into the river.
(b) She neglects it.
(c) She pets it lovingly.
(d) She gives it away.