A Leg To Stand On by Oliver Sacks - Exam
  • 1. Who is the author of 'A Leg to Stand On'?
A) Ernest Hemingway
B) Oliver Sacks
C) Stephen King
D) Mark Twain
  • 2. How does Sacks describe his own experience with his injury?
A) As unremarkable
B) As transformative
C) As mundane
D) As joyful
  • 3. What does Sacks explore about the brain in relation to his injury?
A) Memory processing
B) The relationship between body and mind
C) Emotional responses
D) The structure of neurons
  • 4. In which year was 'A Leg to Stand On' first published?
A) 1990
B) 2000
C) 1978
D) 1984
  • 5. What profession does Oliver Sacks belong to?
A) Neurologist
B) Psychologist
C) Psychiatrist
D) Surgeon
  • 6. What genre does 'A Leg to Stand On' belong to?
A) Fiction
B) Non-fiction
C) Fantasy
D) Thriller
  • 7. What does Sacks confront regarding his identity during recovery?
A) Loss of physical ability
B) Loss of taste
C) Loss of hearing
D) Loss of vision
  • 8. By the end of the book, what conclusion does Sacks come to regarding his injury?
A) It was a failure
B) It was a burden
C) It was meaningless
D) It shaped his understanding of life
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