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Iceberg Slim
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Pimp: The Story of My Life Test | Final Test - Medium

Iceberg Slim
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 151 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When does Chris come to see Slim while he's on the run from the FBI?
(a) New Year's Eve.
(b) Epiphany.
(c) Christmas.
(d) New Year's Day.

2. Beginning in 1939, how often does Slim get a new car?
(a) Every two years.
(b) Twice a year.
(c) Whenever the next model cadillac comes out.
(d) Every year.

3. Which of Slim's relatives reappears briefly in Chapter 14?
(a) Steve.
(b) Mama.
(c) Henry Upshaw.
(d) His biological father.

4. What would be the likely ending to Slim's pimping lifestyle?
(a) Death on the streets.
(b) Suicide.
(c) Death in jail.
(d) Drug overdose.

5. What three things does Runt bring to Blood the morning she returns to him (after the wire beating)?
(a) Money, food, and a second prostitute.
(b) Three more prostitutes.
(c) Steak, eggs and coffee.
(d) Drugs, food, and a newspaper.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Slim "lose" his fourth prostitute?

2. Where is Slim when Pearl Harbor is bombed?

3. What does Chris agree to do for Blood at the end of Chapter 12?

4. Where does Slim hide during his escape from the State Workforce?

5. How much weight has Slim gained since quitting drugs?

Short Essay Questions

1. Twice in Chapter 19, Slim turns to family for help. To whom does he go and for what?

2. How has Leroy been spending his years when Slim runs across him again in prison?

3. Why does Blood begin to feel like a real pimp in Chapter 13?

4. When Slim meets his biological father again in Chapter 14, what difference becomes clear between his father's treatment and his mother's treatment in Slim's decision to become a pimp?

5. How does Slim's reliance on drugs catch up with him in the end of chapter 15?

6. What consequences to others does Slim fail to consider before or mention after his escape in Chapter 18?

7. Slim finally feels like he is totally alone when he is released from Leavenworth in Chapter 16 and discovers Chris has married and had a baby. Is his reaction to this information purely selfish or is it possible that he has himself contemplated marrying Chris and is jealous of her ability to establish love and stability for herself?

8. Slim's life sinks deeper into violence after his jailbreak. How is pimping becoming less exciting and more violent in Chapter 19?

9. How is Slim working and spending his days now that he's off the drugs and living in Seattle in Chapter 21?

10. What prompts Runt to work harder after her return in Chapter 12?

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