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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Creemwork—Frauds, Failures, and Fantasies Part One.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bangs felt that the Baby Boomer generation was ______, believing their every act was of great importance.
(a) Narcissistic.
(b) Antisocial.
(c) Chauvinistic.
(d) Philanthropic.

2. In the second section of the essay, Bangs suggests that some bands turned from simplistic rock into arty bands, including all of the following except ______.
(a) Led Zeppelin.
(b) The Yardbirds.
(c) The Mysterians.
(d) Question Mark.

3. In "Black _____ Arkansas: Keep the Faith", Bangs admits that he like the band's album when he first heard it.
(a) Maple.
(b) Oak.
(c) Molasses.
(d) Hickory.

4. The ______ seize the television stations and play all manner of different content, and one station in LA tries to play every movie ever made.
(a) Ladies.
(b) Musicians.
(c) Rebels.
(d) Jets.

5. Bangs asserts that "the Guess Who is God" in his essay "The Guess Who: Live at the _____".
(a) Madison Square Garden.
(b) Paragon.
(c) Filmore.
(d) Paramount.

Short Answer Questions

1. Rock crowds had become convinced that bands were supposed to be objects of ______.

2. Bangs argues that _____ 's antics helped to break down the wall between the musician and the listener.

3. Bangs argues that "Keep the Faith" could be used to make people immune from _____ torture and brainwashing.

4. Bangs suggests that the song called ______ by the Troggs is about a countdown towards sexual penetration.

5. Bangs then reviews James Taylor's album called "_____ Man Dog" and surprisingly defends the album.

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