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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Vicky realize after Danny's departure?
(a) Danny abandoned Sybil.
(b) She was in love with him.
(c) She would have to push through to the surface and control.
(d) She would never have another friend.

2. After Granny Dorsett died, who takes over Sybil's body when she is not at school?
(a) Peggy Lou.
(b) Ruthie
(c) Nancy.
(d) Mary.

3. The personality of Mary is like what?
(a) A slutty school girl.
(b) A cocky businesswoman.
(c) A matronly woman.
(d) A housewife.

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

5. For avid readers, what type of book is this?
(a) A science fiction.
(b) A narrative.
(c) A novel.
(d) A drama.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the author of the book?

2. What will Dr. Wilbur have to uncover to understand Sybil?

3. What does Vicky have trouble comprehending about Hattie's expression during intercourse with her husband?

4. What is currently unclear to Dr. Wilbur?

5. What is the author adamant about?

Short Essay Questions

1. What parts of Sybil's life play into her disorder?

2. Why are many children confused or uncomfortable with their parents having sex?

3. What type of case is Sybil's? Why is the author so excited to report on Sybil's case?

4. Describe Peggy Lou and how she is different from Sybil.

5. What selves does Dr. Wilbur gradually meet as she and Sybil continue to meet?

6. How does Sybil cope with difficult things that happen in her life?

7. What does Dr. Wilbur decide she must understand about Sybil's early life to cure her.

8. Dr. Wilbur only sees a limited number of options for Sybil and her recovery. Explain what they are.

9. What is surprising about Willard?

10. What causes the first dissociation that Dr. Wilbur can identify?

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