Powerlessness
The Founders
Step Four
There is a Solution
More Abt Alcoholism
100
"...the real alcoholic... lose all control of his liquor consumption, once he starts to __________"
What is "drink." 

pg 21

100
The city where Bill met Dr. Bob.
What is Akron, OH.


100
"_________ is the 'number one' offender." 
What is "Resentment?"

pg 64

100
We have recovered from this, according to pg 20.
What is "a seemingly hopeless state of mind and body?"
100
Some of the methods we have tried, to drink like other people. (please name two)

What is: "Drinking beer only, limiting the number of drinks, never drinking alone, never drinking in the morning, drinking only at home, never having it in the house, never drinking during business hours, drinking only at parties, switching from scotch to brandy, drinking only natural wines, agreeing to resign if ever drunk on the job, taking a trip, not taking a trip, swearing off forever (with and without a solemn oath), taking more physical exercise, reading inspirational books, going to health farms and sanitariums, accepting voluntary commitment to asylums - we could increase the list ad infinitum."

pg 31

200
"Therefore, the main problem of the alcoholic centers in his _______...."
What is "in his mind." 

pg 23

200
The name of Bill's "old school friend" who spoke about recovery to him.
Who is Ebby.


200
We must overcome this to "straighten out mentally and physically." 
What is "spiritual malady."

pg 64

200
The number of drinker types that the book talks about in this chapter. 
What is three?


pg 20/21

-Moderate drinker, hard drinker, and the real alcoholic

200
We are "absolutely unable to stop drinking on the basis of ________________."

What is "self-knowledge?" 


pg 39

300
"We are without _________ against the first drink." 
What is "defense." 

pg 24

300
"...when all other measures failed, _______ ______ _________ _________ would save the day."
What is, "work with another alcoholic."

pg 15

300
This is the page that the fourth step prayer is on.
What is page 67 


I'll also take pg 68


300
The name of the psychiatrist referred to in this chapter.  
Who is Dr. (Carl) Jung?


pg 26

300
"The idea that somehow, someday he will control and enjoy his drinking is the great _________ of every abnormal drinker." 
What is "obsession"


pg 30

400
What is the great obsession of every abnormal drinker?
"The idea that somehow, someday he will control and enjoy his drinking...." 

pg 30

400
The number of hours Bill and Bob spent together the first time they met.
What is 6.25.

pg 179

400
This is the "evil and corroding thread" that touches every aspect of our lives.
What is "fear?"

pg 67

400
After having a spiritual experience through step work, this is where we can go as free people, without disaster.
Where is "anywhere on this earth?"


pg 27

400
"The alcoholic at certain times has no ______ _______ against the first drink." 
What is "mental defense?"


pg 43

500
"The delusion that we are like other people, or presently may be, has to be __________"
"smashed." 

pg 30

500
The year Alcoholics Anonymous was founded
What is 1935
500
A life that includes deep resentment leads to this.
What is "futility and unhappiness?"


pg 66

500

This type of drinker is "a real Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." 

What is "the real alcoholic?" 


pg 21

500
The person who can diagnose you as an alcoholic. 
Who is "yourself?"


pg 31

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