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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are the two parts into which Knapp compartmentalizes her life?
(a) Seeing friends and drinking.
(b) Work and drinking.
(c) Drinking and driving.
(d) Drinking and family events.

2. How old was Knapp when she first got drunk?
(a) Eleven.
(b) Eight.
(c) Sixteen.
(d) Seven.

3. Where would Knapp escape to when she needed to get out of her apartment?
(a) The pizza place across the street.
(b) The beach
(c) A bar downtown.
(d) Her parents' house.

4. What kinds of things would Knapp obsessively yearn for?
(a) Getting close to nature.
(b) Staying high all the time.
(c) Making new friends.
(d) Writing ethereal poetry.

5. What behavior of Knapp's started to worry her friends and family?
(a) She would drive after drinking.
(b) She would black out.
(c) She would call people while she was drunk.
(d) She would go home with strange men.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Knapp wonder when she wakes up hung over, in bed with a strange man?

2. Which friend of Knapp's had a schizophrenic brother?

3. What would Knapp do when she escaped from her apartment?

4. What would Knapp do if she felt that she did not have enough in her glass?

5. What was Knapp's relationship with alcohol like in the beginning of her alcoholism?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Knapp realize during the last six months of her drinking?

2. Describe the event that got Knapp to quit drinking.

3. What is Knapp's friend Abby's drinking driven by?

4. Describe Knapp's relationship with Roger.

5. How would sex make Knapp's friend Meg feel?

6. How would Knapp fill her days when she was living by herself?

7. Describe Knapp's relationship with her father.

8. Describe the yearning that drove Knapp to drink.

9. How does Knapp's drinking change when she lives by herself?

10. What does Knapp do after David moves to Chicago?

(see the answer keys)

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