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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When was Milligan's birthday?
2. In Chapter 3, how many times did Allen say that Chalmers raped Billy and David when they lived on the farm?
3. In Chapter 3 when Dr. George was talking with Billy about Chalmer, who came to talk to Dr. George?
4. When Kevin joined some tough boys in a dirt-clod fight in Chapter 8 (9), which personality did he meet?
5. In Chapter 2, which of the personalities admitted committing the rapes?
Short Essay Questions
1. When did Chalmer begin abusing Billy sexually?
2. As Arthur learned about the different personalities, what did he decide must be done?
3. In a deposition, what did Dorothy Moore, Milligan's mother say she would testify if called?
4. What ground rules did the writer of Billy's story set?
5. Why was Milligan arrested in Chapter 1?
6. How did Arthur learn of the other personalities?
7. What analogy did Arthur use to explain to the younger ones the concept of fusion?
8. On March 12, 1978, why was Ragen the one to make the decision whether to wake Billy?
9. Why did Billy decide to have someone write about his story?
10. What was Milligan charged with?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Milligan was arrested at his apartment for the robberies and rapes. What investigative procedures did the police follow to be able to arrest Milligan, and why did certain procedures have to be followed before Milligan was arrested?
Essay Topic 2
Milligan had an interview with the staff of the Athens Messenger in Chapter 5. Why was it important for Billy to meet with the staff of the Athens Messenger?
Essay Topic 3
Setting is the place and time where a narrative takes place. What are some of the settings in The Minds of Billy Milligan? How do these settings evoke feelings or set the mood in the book?
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