2. In Chapter 3, what condition did the second surgical patient suffer from?
(a) Oligodactyly.
(b) Rett syndrome.
(c) Polydactyly.
(d) Fragile X syndrome.

3. In what year were the journal entries written at the end of Chapter 2?
(a) 1870.
(b) 1869.
(c) 1868.
(d) 1871.

4. What was the name of the place where Spencer worked in his program?
(a) Ward A.
(b) Ward B.
(c) Ward D.
(d) Ward C.

5. During his last year at the academy, how did Spencer devote his time?
(a) More surgeries.
(b) More lectures.
(c) Private studies.
(d) Dissections.

6. What ideas of Spencer’s began to separate him from the rest of the scientific community?
(a) Nature of science.
(b) Surgical practices.
(c) Evolution.
(d) Methods for medical education.

7. What did Spencer spend much of his time studying?
(a) Infectious diseases.
(b) Birth defects.
(c) Anesthesia.
(d) Tumors.

8. What was Elise’s last name?
(a) Price.
(b) Charleux.
(c) Anadante.
(d) Chardelle.

9. Who oversaw Spencer’s program?
(a) Joab A. Holace.
(b) Peter Manning Withers.
(c) Andrew M. Wilder.
(d) Joseph Warren Denkel.

10. In Chapter 2, where did Spencer view an exhibit that influenced him greatly?
(a) Grossemier Museum.
(b) Cyrus Dallin Museum.
(c) Renfrew Museum.
(d) Metropolitan Museum.

11. What did Spencer believe about mutations?
(a) They were accidents.
(b) Body’s attempt to grow what it had thousands of years ago.
(c) A form of evolution.
(d) Defect in genetics.

12. How many years did it take curators of Philadelphia’s Museum of Medical Antiquities to collect Spencer’s papers?
(a) 25.
(b) 50.
(c) 10.
(d) 15.

13. In Chapter 3, how many right fingers did a patient have?
(a) 6.
(b) 7.
(c) 5.
(d) 8.

14. How old was Spencer when his father died?
(a) 19.
(b) 17.
(c) 16.
(d) 18.

15. What was the name of the woman in the household where Spencer and his brother lived after their father died?
(a) Isadore.
(b) Margaret.
(c) Rochelle.
(d) Priscilla.