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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Interlude - November 5, 1996.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does anorexia represent to the girls in the clinic and the outside world?
(a) They are concerned about physical looks only.
(b) They are in control of their bodies.
(c) They are out of control of their bodies.
(d) You are able to deny yourself food.

2. Why is the act of feeling bones exciting for Marya?
(a) She is on her way to recovery.
(b) She is able to control herself and her weight.
(c) She can feel her anorexic body returning.
(d) It means she is dying, which she wants.

3. Anorexics believe that they can live ______.
(a) In their bodies.
(b) Without their bodies.
(c) With full control.
(d) Without the consent of others.

4. What is the main part of this Interlude?
(a) Marya's memories of trying to fit in with other people.
(b) Marya's memories of recovering from an eating disorder.
(c) Marya's memories of meeting her husband.
(d) Marya's memories of her childhood.

5. Just as Marya uses Bulimia to fill an emotional void, she uses _____ in the same way.
(a) Food.
(b) Sex.
(c) Music.
(d) Love.

Short Answer Questions

1. Marya's mother thinks __________ is responsible for Marya's eating disorder.

2. Where does Marya convince her parents to send her?

3. During 1989, Marya is accepted at ________.

4. Since her blood pressure might drop suddenly, Marya could have ___________.

5. To Marya, bulimia represents _________.

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