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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. Luckily, what is Sybil beginning to realize?
(a) She wants to kill herself.
(b) She will soon be liberated from the selves.
(c) She loves Dr. Wilbur.
(d) That she and the personalities are one person.

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

3. What does Sybil have to reassess the importance of?
(a) Religion in her life.
(b) God in her life.
(c) Faith in her life.
(d) Hope in her life.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is unique about Sybil's case of multiple personalities?

2. At the end of Chapter 27, what is Sybil frightened of?

3. What does the integration of the selves allow Sybil?

4. When does young Sybil stop crying?

5. Who does Sybil finally meet in a session with Dr. Wilbur?

Short Essay Questions

1. As sessions progress, what do the other selves begin to do as they grow impatient for Sybil?

2. In Sybil's refusal of Ramon, how does she treat him?

3. Why has Sybil seemed to have created Sid & Mike?

4. How does Dr. Willard pressure Willard to help Sybil?

5. What does Dr. Wilbur finally get Sybil to admit?

6. Why do the boy personalities have such difficulty accepting they are a part of Sybil?

7. What does Dr. Wilbur feel about meeting Sybil's father?

8. What do Nancy and Clara NOT attempt to hide from Dr. Wilbur or the other selves?

9. Why does Sybil's dream about kittens startle her?

10. While Dr. Wilbur and Sybil have several conversations about religion, Sybil is still hesitant to let religion in her life. Why is this?

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