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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. Reluctantly, Dr. Wilbur gives Sybil what drug?
(a) Percocet.
(b) Advil.
(c) Ibprofuen.
(d) Sodium Pentothal.
2. What does Dr. Wilbur see Willard's payment of Sybil's living expenses as?
(a) Payment from Hattie.
(b) Past owed debts for ignoring Sybil.
(c) Sybil is too young to live on her own so her father should help her.
(d) Willard should not pay Sybil anything.
3. What does Willard serve as?
(a) Sybil's financial support.
(b) He does nothing and is not helpful.
(c) A healthy member of the family.
(d) The second cause of Sybil's dissociation.
4. What does the integration of the selves allow Sybil?
(a) Sybil can live life the way she has always dreamed.
(b) It gives her little relief.
(c) Sybil to keep the selves with her always.
(d) Sybil will have to live an unpleasant life.
5. Who of Sybil's relatives also showed signs of multiple personalities?
(a) Sybil's aunt.
(b) Willard's cousin.
(c) Sybil's uncle.
(d) Hattie's youngest brother and sister's granddaughter.
Short Answer Questions
1. Towards the end of the book, what does Sybil begin to wonder?
2. What desire is Sybil unable to act on?
3. Who created the two male personalities?
4. What is the main issue that Sybil has refused to tell Ramon?
5. Why has Sybil created so many selves?
Short Essay Questions
1. While Dr. Wilbur and Sybil have several conversations about religion, Sybil is still hesitant to let religion in her life. Why is this?
2. What do Nancy and Clara NOT attempt to hide from Dr. Wilbur or the other selves?
3. Why does Sybil refuse to tell Ramon about her multiple personality disorder?
4. What does Willard do to atone for all the damage that Sybil has suffered through?
5. What are Sybil's multiple personalities for her? To other people they may not seem normal.
6. What is interesting to learn about the selves and their views of religion?
7. Why do the boy personalities have such difficulty accepting they are a part of Sybil?
8. What does Dr. Wilbur feel about meeting Sybil's father?
9. What does Willard Dorsett finally admit to Dr. Wilbur and Sybil?
10. Why does Sybil cease to have a normal childhood?
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