2. How does Knapp express her feelings to Julian?
(a) She writes him long funny letters.
(b) She holds them in until they burst out when she's drunk.
(c) She gets him to sit down with her every other week to go through any issues.
(d) She never tells him her feelings.

3. How does Knapp feel after she and Michael sleep together for the first time?
(a) She can't stop thinking about how they made love.
(b) She is deliriously happy.
(c) She worries about whether she is being good enough for Michael.
(d) She obsesses over whether she should be home waiting for Julian's call.

4. How does Knapp describe Janet?
(a) Seventeen years old and perpetually insecure.
(b) Forty-seven years old and homely.
(c) Thirty-seven years old, tall and beautiful.
(d) Twenty-two years old and overweight.

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

6. How does Knapp's sister's wedding make Knapp feel about her relationship?
(a) She knows that the relationship is wrong for her.
(b) She is confident that she is on the way to being married too.
(c) She sees what she will need to do to get married.
(d) She feels her relationship is failing.

7. What does William think about Knapp?
(a) He tries desperately to save her from what he went through.
(b) He sees himself as better off than she is.
(c) He is grateful that he is not a bad drinker like her.
(d) He is ashamed of her.

8. What does Knapp remember of her father's last months?
(a) Constant fights and constant drinking.
(b) Hate and tension in the house.
(c) A perpetual stream of visitors.
(d) Forgiveness and peace.

9. How does Knapp feel as she loses weight?
(a) She feels safe from men's desire.
(b) She feels more insecure than ever.
(c) She feels invisible to everyone.
(d) She feels superior to heavier women.

10. What is the typical drinker's relationship with alcohol like after they quit drinking?
(a) They can return to drinking any time.
(b) They are always extra susceptible to overdrinking.
(c) They can never drink comfortably again.
(d) They can never look at a bottle without getting sick.

11. What motivates Knapp to stay sober?
(a) Her desire to know what it is to be alive.
(b) Her desire to keep Michael in her life.
(c) Her promise to her sister.
(d) Her shame about her behavior.

12. What do the test results in Chapter 8 indicate?
(a) That Knapp is not cut out for graduate school.
(b) That Knapp is in bad health.
(c) That Knapp is not damaging herself with her drinking.
(d) That Knapp is in the final stage of alcoholism.

13. What do members of AA offer each other?
(a) Support in hard times.
(b) Coping strategies for spouses of drinkers.
(c) Legal assistance.
(d) Financial assistance.

14. How much does Michael drink?
(a) Casually.
(b) Not at all.
(c) A lot.
(d) Not much.

15. How did Knapp spend her last night before rehab?
(a) Drinking a little with Julian.
(b) Drinking at home alone.
(c) Passed out in Michael's room.
(d) With her sister.