2. Why does Marya want to stay where she is?
(a) She likes the friends she has made.
(b) She likes her bedroom there.
(c) It provides her with a sense of security.
(d) She is afraid that she will be scorned elsewhere.

3. When Marya practices anorexia, how does she feel?
(a) Like she is losing control.
(b) Calm.
(c) Like she is completely in control of her life.
(d) The happiest she has ever felt.

4. When Marya goes to the hospital weighing 82 pounds, the doctor suggests that she try to gain weight. What does this show?
(a) He is not a good doctor.
(b) He sees Marya's problem as short term.
(c) He does not care about patients with eating disorders.
(d) The lack of understanding about eating disorders in the medical field.

5. What has Marya realized about life over the years?
(a) She is unable to sustain life by herself.
(b) Being thinner, prettier, or different will not make life different.
(c) Being beautiful will make things better.
(d) Being thin leads to happiness.

6. What does Marya do when she looks in the mirror?
(a) Wishes she had a boyfriend.
(b) Thinks she looks beautiful.
(c) Checks on how fat she has gotten.
(d) Remembers that she should not eat.

7. Where does Marya find herself in 1991?
(a) At Lowe House.
(b) At home with her parents.
(c) In college.
(d) At Methodist Hospital.

8. What lie does Mayra create to leave?
(a) She says she was sexually abused as a child.
(b) She says that someone in the treatment center has been abusing her.
(c) She promises not to abuse herself anymore.
(d) She needs to be with her parents to survive.

9. Why is this section called aftermath?
(a) Marya misses her life before her eating disorder.
(b) Marya is always trying to deal with the consequences of her actions.
(c) Marya hates the consequences of her sickness.
(d) Marya wishes she could take back her actions.

10. How does Marya chicken out and not take advantage of her opportunity to get better?
(a) She drinks massive amounts or water and hides laxatives.
(b) She hides behind the friends she makes.
(c) She refuses to leave her room.
(d) She takes advantage of her new opportunity to grow.

11. By Christmas, what does she weigh?
(a) 40 pounds.
(b) 75 pounds.
(c) 80 pounds.
(d) 50 pounds.

12. In the Afterword, what is wrong with Marya's body?
(a) Her immune and reproductive systems have shut down.
(b) Her hair is falling out.
(c) Her teeth are broken.
(d) She has lost some limbs.

13. After Marya returns to school and meets her new roommate, what does she weigh?
(a) 45 pounds.
(b) 50 pounds.
(c) 67 pounds.
(d) 72 pounds.

14. The first time her parents leave Marya alone, what happens?
(a) She locks herself in her room.
(b) She behaves herself.
(c) She binges and eats all the food in the house.
(d) She begins cutting herself.

15. How will Marya change her life soon?
(a) She will be forced to go to another facility.
(b) She will fall deeper into herself.
(c) She will willingly go back into treatment.
(d) She will not be able to change.