3. What is Jamison's title while at Oxford?
(a) Senior research fellow
(b) The American fellow
(c) Junior research fellow
(d) Senior psychiatrist

4. What does Schou share with Jamison?
(a) A military family
(b) A love for poetry
(c) A love for research
(d) A family history of manic depression

5. What does Jamison say has made her life bearable?
(a) Human contact
(b) Love
(c) Religion
(d) Work

6. What is Jamison sometimes tempted to do?
(a) Have an affair
(b) Lower her dosage of lithium
(c) Divorce
(d) Commit suicide

7. Who does Jamison say will stop asking her questions if they know she suffers from manic depression?
(a) Colleagues
(b) Patients
(c) Children
(d) Medical residents

8. Which drug did Schou conduct clinical trials on?
(a) Pervatine
(b) Seroxat
(c) Lithium
(d) Halpol

9. What does Jamison not want to rule out when talking about mental illness?
(a) Seriousness
(b) Humor
(c) Informality
(d) Slang

10. In which city does Richard live?
(a) Washington D.C.
(b) Seattle
(c) Los Angeles
(d) New York

11. What drug does Jamison compare the addictiveness of her manic states to?
(a) Heroin
(b) Alcohol
(c) Cocaine
(d) Love

12. What notable award has James Watson won?
(a) The Nobel Prize
(b) The Hugo Award
(c) The Mercury Award
(d) The Booker Prize

13. What does Jamison recall with longing?
(a) Her first sexual experience
(b) Her manic episodes
(c) Her first marriage
(d) Her childhood

14. What is the nationality of the man Jamison meets at a dinner party?
(a) American
(b) South African
(c) Scottish
(d) English

15. Which of the following sometimes triggers a memory of earlier days as a manic depressive?
(a) A red light
(b) A sound
(c) Thunder
(d) A poem