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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9, Substitution, (pg 133-148).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How often would Knapp drink?
(a) Three nights a week.
(b) Only on special occasions.
(c) Only when her friend Elaine was in town.
(d) As often as possible.

2. What gesture does Knapp make after the confrontation with her mother?
(a) She pours out all the alcohol she has.
(b) She has a fit and goes on a binge.
(c) She checks in to rehab.
(d) She tries to make it a day without drinking.

3. Who would Knapp meet for drinks after work when she was younger?
(a) Her father.
(b) Sam.
(c) Michael.
(d) Julien.

4. How did Knapp's alcoholism relate to her bulimia and anorexia?
(a) They all combined to feed a compulsive need for love.
(b) It became a trigger.
(c) It became a substition.
(d) It took the edge off.

5. What did drinking make Knapp feel?
(a) It made her angry enough to endure the pain.
(b) It melted the hurt and distress.
(c) It made her invisible.
(d) It fortified her against the things that hurt.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Knapp's father's line of work?

2. What kind of drunk was Knapp's friend Elaine?

3. What was Knapp's mantra?

4. How did Janet deal with the pain she felt?

5. How does Knapp describe Janet?

(see the answer key)

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