4. What would the last lines of his writing about his hospital experience include?
(a) The main character committing suicide.
(b) The main character getting up and walking around.
(c) The main character dying.
(d) The main character looking sadly out a window.

5. What month of the year did the author have his stroke?
(a) January.
(b) December.
(c) February.
(d) November.

6. What kind of hospital is Jean staying in?
(a) An Army hospital.
(b) A Naval hospital.
(c) A children's hospital.
(d) An intensive care hospital.

7. What does Jean say helps his stiff muscles?
(a) Being rubbed.
(b) Moving an inch.
(c) Blood circulation.
(d) Muscle relaxants.

8. What are the people who crowd into Jean's room wearing?
(a) Camo gear.
(b) Black boots.
(c) White coats.
(d) Blue hats.

9. What exhilarates Jean?
(a) Seeing people go home.
(b) Getting new nurses.
(c) A change in routine.
(d) Having visitors.

10. What kind of corridor does Jean say his room is in?
(a) A dead end.
(b) A hidden corner.
(c) A busy intersection.
(d) A central hub.

11. How long was the author in a coma?
(a) 10 days.
(b) 5 days.
(c) 20 days.
(d) 15 days.

12. When did Jean imagine Eugenie talking to him?
(a) In his dreams.
(b) When he saw the stained glass window.
(c) When he read a book about her.
(d) When he was alone in his room.

13. Where do the nutrients given to Jean need go directly?
(a) His throat.
(b) His stomach.
(c) His intestines.
(d) His mouth.

14. What is the only part of his body the author can move at will?
(a) His upper lip.
(b) His right toe.
(c) His left pinky finger.
(d) His left eyelid.

15. What does Jean say clutters his father's place?
(a) Books.
(b) Dirty dishes.
(c) Memories.
(d) Newspaper.