1) What does Marion say she has been reading this week? 

A A scientific book by an American author.

B A fiction story about memory loss.

C Various titles that study how memory works.

2) What does Marion say about Lonni Sue Johnson's career before the accident? 

A She worked in the music industry.

B She was a commercial pilot.

C She had success as an artist.

3) What information does Marion explain? 

A Both where and when Lonni Sue first showed symptoms of the disease.

B How Lonni Sue's family responded when they saw she was ill.

C The reasons why Lonni Sue caught such a serious infection. 

4) What does Marion say about viral encephalitis? 

A It's a disease that affects a specific part of the brain.

B A large number of patients with this disease have memory problems.

C It's a rare disease with small chances of recovery.

5) Which of these memories was the hardest for Lonni Sue to recover? 

A Remembering how to play a musical instrument.

B Being able to recall her close relatives.

C Knowing what her job had been before the infection.

6) According to Marion, Lonni Sue couldn't remember:

A how her father had died.

B who her father was.

C whether her father was alive.

7) What memories has Lonni Sue completely lost? 

A Memories of things that had happened. 

B Memories of all the people she had known.

C Memories of how to do particular things. 

8) Marion says that Lonni Sue's inability to form new memories:

A may be the most surprising aspect of her condition.

B occurs less often than other aspects of her condition.

C is what her friends struggle to deal with most.

9) To Marion, which of the following is most important when it comes to memory? 

A Without it we can't really make plans or decisions.

B Without it we lose a sense of our identity.

C Without it we'll forget our loved ones.

10) The presenter also wants Marion to talk about: 

A new discoveries in medicine that resulted from Lonnie Sue’s case study.

B an investigation into our parents and their influence on our memory.

C the conditions for Lonnie Sue’s recovery.