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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When does Willard attend a session with Dr. Wilbur and Sybil?
(a) July, 1965.
(b) May,1957.
(c) August, 1963.
(d) February, 1957.

2. What does Willard accept without a question?
(a) The love Hattie has for Sybil.
(b) Sybil's sweet demeanor.
(c) Willard's mother's passivity.
(d) Hattie's explanations for Sybil's bruises.

3. What does Teddy's presence sometimes do to Sybil?
(a) Makes her feel important.
(b) Creates distance between Sybil and other real people/
(c) Stifles and creates tension.
(d) Makes her feel womanly.

4. What does the cat, Capri, notice about Sybil?
(a) Capri likes certain selves better than others.
(b) Sybil does not have a cat.
(c) Capri hates Sybil when she neglects her.
(d) Capri notices nothing. She is very selfish.

5. Who did Sybil find comfort in while growing up?
(a) Maria, a teacher.
(b) Marcia, a tutor.
(c) Patricia, a childhood friend.
(d) Priscilla, a maid.

6. Who of Sybil's relatives also showed signs of multiple personalities?
(a) Willard's cousin.
(b) Sybil's uncle.
(c) Hattie's youngest brother and sister's granddaughter.
(d) Sybil's aunt.

7. What does Sybil have to reassess the importance of?
(a) Faith in her life.
(b) God in her life.
(c) Religion in her life.
(d) Hope in her life.

8. How many brother and sisters did Hattie have?
(a) 1.
(b) 12.
(c) 5.
(d) 30.

9. What is stopping Sybil's final integration from happening?
(a) She feels a flood of emotions from her other personalities.
(b) She feels nothing and can not relate.
(c) She has a break from realty.
(d) The selves do not want the integration.

10. Who is the personality, Marjorie?
(a) A small vivacious brunette.
(b) Sybil's inner twin.
(c) She is not a personality.
(d) A mean young girl.

11. What is the worst part of Sybil's history?
(a) Her shyness.
(b) Her education.
(c) Her inability to love.
(d) The abuse she received.

12. What are the selves frightened of?
(a) Dying wiyhout Sybil.
(b) Being killed.
(c) Dr. Wilbur.
(d) Hatte's ghost.

13. Luckily, what is Sybil beginning to realize?
(a) She will soon be liberated from the selves.
(b) She loves Dr. Wilbur.
(c) She wants to kill herself.
(d) That she and the personalities are one person.

14. By this point in the book, how many personalities has Dr. Wilbur met?
(a) 11.
(b) 5.
(c) 14.
(d) 20.

15. To Sybil, what has her body inadvertently become?
(a) A hostess to the other selves.
(b) Her body is her own.
(c) Sickly.
(d) Strong.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Peggy Lou's anxiousness to integrate show?

2. How is the epilogue composed?

3. What is the main issue that Sybil has refused to tell Ramon?

4. How does Sybil regard her other selves?

5. What do the selves have conflicting views about?

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