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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. When was the last time Dr. Cornelia Wilbur lectured at Harding Hospital when she came there in 1978?
(a) 1957.
(b) 1958.
(c) 1955.
(d) 1956.

2. When Kevin joined some tough boys in a dirt-clod fight in Chapter 8 (9), which personality did he meet?
(a) Jason.
(b) Robert.
(c) Mark.
(d) Kevin.

3. In Chapter 3, when was Billy taken from Harding to jail?
(a) October 1.
(b) October 19.
(c) October 6.
(d) October 13.

4. In Chapter 8 (4), what grade did Billy get on a math paper when Arthur completed the work?
(a) 95.
(b) 98.
(c) 100.
(d) 92.

5. When did Billy have his major dissociation?
(a) 11 years old.
(b) 10 years old.
(c) 8 years old.
(d) 9 years old.

Short Answer Questions

1. When was Kathy Jo born?

2. When some neighborhood tough guys threw Billy into a construction-site hole, which of the personalities tried to deal with the situation?

3. In Chapter 5 (5), when did Billy meet with the writer for the first time to talk about his life?

4. In 1978, when was the last time Billy had seen his mother?

5. What was Ragan taking that put Billy's and everyone else's life in danger?

Short Essay Questions

1. In a deposition, what did Dorothy Moore, Milligan's mother say she would testify if called?

2. What happened when Milligan was put in a strait jacket in Chapter 1?

3. As Arthur learned about the different personalities, what did he decide must be done?

4. Why did Billy decide to have someone write about his story?

5. When did Chalmer begin abusing Billy sexually?

6. When Milligan was transferred to Harding, what did Arthur reveal about Billy?

7. How did Johnny Morrison die?

8. What was Milligan charged with?

9. What analogy did Arthur use to explain to the younger ones the concept of fusion?

10. How did Dr. Caul learn about other personalities than the ten?

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