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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. What was Mark's GPA in high school?
2. What did Lori learn to do to subside the Voices?
3. Who did Lori meet in the halfway house that smoked marijuana with?
4. What did Lori come to realize that the Voices had behind them?
5. In Chapter 16, "Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, November 1985 - February 1986", how many cigarettes had Lori stated that she smoked every day by the time noon medications were administered?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain the the compartments of Lori's brain.
2. Why was Lori jealous of the voices that other patients heard?
3. What were a few of the things that Lori did, as stated in Chapter 20, when she began "hearing the call of cocaine again"?
4. How did Lori master the Quiet Room?
5. Describe Lori's plans, and what she actually did, to commit suicide (at the end of Chapter 20).
6. What did Lori and Marvin do on the weekends to keep their "relations simple and on an even keel"?
7. At New York Hospital, in late 1985, what was different about Lori's stay than the previous time?
8. What did Lori bring with her to 3 South?
9. What were the two choices that Lori was given regarding her stay at 3 South?
10. How did Dr. Doller differ from all of Lori's other doctors?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What importance did the Search for Change halfway house have for Lori? What did she need to learn there? How did she change during her time there? How important was Search for Change in Lori's success at beating her illness?
Essay Topic 2
The Quiet Room (the room itself) was a necessary part of Lori's recovery. Describe what the Quiet Room was to Lori. What did it begin as for her? How did she force a change in the Quiet Room? What did the Quiet Room become for her?
Essay Topic 3
Both Nancy and Marvin Schiller reacted differently to Lori's illness. Compare and contrast Lori's parent's feelings and actions regarding Lori's illness.
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