The Quiet Room: A Journey Out of the Torment of Madness Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What important lesson did Lori learn how to do at the day hospital? (from Epilogue, Lori, Hartsdale, New York, 1994)

How to submit to her ilness.

How to live with the Voices.

How to live for herself.

How to live without the Voices.

2.

What was the name of Lori's doctor in the extended care unit? (from Part V, The 9925 Key, Chapter 21, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, May 1987 - June 1988, Chapter 22, Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, June 3, 1988 - June 9, 1988, Chapter 23, Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, June)

Dr. Gordon.

Dr. Towers.

Dr. Daniels.

Dr. Doller.

3.

What was the name of the halfway house that Lori lived at after her discharge from the hospital (for the last time)? (from Epilogue, Lori, Hartsdale, New York, 1994)

Search for Change.

Freedom to Change.

Path to Freedom.

Stepping Stone.

4.

To whom did Lori compare her new psychiatrist, from the extended care unit, to? (from Part V, The 9925 Key, Chapter 21, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, May 1987 - June 1988, Chapter 22, Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, June 3, 1988 - June 9, 1988, Chapter 23, Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, June)

Paul-ina Bunion.

Pillsbury Dough "Girl".

Barney-"ette" the Dinosaur.

The Micheline "Woman".

5.

Why did Lori state that she could not sleep at night? (from Part V, Chapter 24, Lori, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, January 1989, Dr. Jane Doller, New York Hospital, White Plains, New York, January 1989, Chapter 26, Nancy Schiller, Scarsdale, New York, February 1989, Chapter 27, Lori, New York Hospita)

Because of the monsters in her bed.

Because of the nightmares she was having.

Because of the intensity of the Voices.

Because of the medications.

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