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

3. Because the other selves are anxious to move forward, this is an indication of what?
(a) The selves want Sybil to die.
(b) The selves are becoming impatient with Sybil.
(c) They wish Hattie was dead.
(d) The selves hate Sybil.

4. Who of Sybil's relatives also showed signs of multiple personalities?
(a) Hattie's youngest brother and sister's granddaughter.
(b) Willard's cousin.
(c) Sybil's uncle.
(d) Sybil's aunt.

5. Who stops Sybil's suicide attempt?
(a) Marcia.
(b) Vanessa.
(c) Vicky.
(d) Clara.

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

7. Towards the end of the book, what does Sybil begin to wonder?
(a) If she will fall in love.
(b) If she will ever be a good mother.
(c) If she will have children.
(d) If her father will ever love her.

8. What does Dr. Wilbur firmly assert with the boys?
(a) They should try to get along with the girl personalities.
(b) They should be kind to Sybil.
(c) They will never be full grown men.
(d) They should try to become older, mature men.

9. Prior to the meeting with Willard, what was Dr. Wilbur concerned about Sybil's personalities' stories?
(a) the stories were too detailed.
(b) There were two many personalities.
(c) The stories were not detailed enough.
(d) They were fabricated stories.

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

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

12. What have the two boy selves collaborated to make?
(a) Buying a gun.
(b) A baseball bat.
(c) A backyard fort.
(d) A large red wall in Sybil's apartment.

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

14. Why does she sometimes resent the selves?
(a) She loves them and could never hate them .
(b) They hurt her love life.
(c) She thinks they are reversing the work she has done with Dr Wilbur.
(d) They are mean to Dr. Wilbur.

15. What is Dr Wilbur determined to do about the boys' personalities?
(a) Make them into women so they get along with everyone else.
(b) Eliminate the personalities.
(c) Calm them. They are too aggressive.
(d) Intergrate the male selves into their feminine body.