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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Miller writes in the Epilogue that he appreciates feedback and gifts, but asks that fans show appreciation by what?
(a) Mailing him money.
(b) Investing in his architecture.
(c) Buying his paintings.
(d) Buying his books.
2. Miller writes that most of the world's woes stem from _____ human behavior.
(a) Modifiable.
(b) Errant.
(c) Genetic.
(d) Ingrained.
3. What does Moricand obtain by mail from Switzerland in Part 3, "Paradise Lost"?
(a) Benzedrine.
(b) Heroin.
(c) Codeine.
(d) Morphine.
4. Miller states that monkeys picking one another's fleas accomplish more than what?
(a) Men.
(b) Women.
(c) Children.
(d) Diplomacy.
5. Miller writes that if Jesus were to come back to earth, he would more likely sell what than send others off to die in war?
(a) Dictionaries.
(b) Magazines.
(c) Bibles.
(d) Vacuums.
6. Where does Moricand write that he is living in 1947?
(a) France.
(b) Switzerland.
(c) Norway.
(d) England.
7. Where does Moricand develop a rash?
(a) His waist.
(b) His legs.
(c) His arms.
(d) His neck.
8. Part 3, "Paradise Lost," refers to a poem by whom?
(a) Shakespeare.
(b) John Milton.
(c) Lord Byron.
(d) Dante.
9. Who books passage by sea and air for Moricand, but each time he fails to show up?
(a) Jean Wharton.
(b) Andre DuBrock.
(c) Raoul Bertrand.
(d) Michaelo Marcel.
10. Who informs Moricand that he may not work and comes after Miller, who is legally responsible for him?
(a) The German Consulate.
(b) The Swiss Consulate.
(c) The French Consulate.
(d) The British Consulate.
11. In Part 2, "Peace and Solitude: a Potpourri," Chapter 15, Miller writes that unless one knows where one is going, ____ leads there.
(a) Any road.
(b) The last road.
(c) The wrong road.
(d) No road.
12. What is an absolute reality for Moricand?
(a) Love.
(b) War.
(c) God.
(d) Evil.
13. Miller believes that he can send powerful _____ to individuals around the globe and sometimes gets responses.
(a) Messages.
(b) Questions.
(c) Radiations.
(d) Influences.
14. Miller writes that people will do anything for ____, even piously chopping off heads in the French Revolution.
(a) Religion.
(b) Love.
(c) Money.
(d) Faith.
15. Miller writes in Part 2, "Peace and Solitude: a Potpourri," Chapter 13 that one must go through life learning what no one teaches and touching the sublime by doing the what?
(a) Ridiculous.
(b) Responsible.
(c) Wise.
(d) Artistic.
Short Answer Questions
1. Miller reads what without prejudice in Part 3, "Paradise Lost"?
2. One day in Part 2, "Peace and Solitude: a Potpourri," Chapter 14, Miller meets a blubbery maharajah from where?
3. Who is a fiery Spanish recluse who shares the same privileged background as Moricand and spends a night talking with him of the past?
4. In the Epilogue, Miller has come to believe that his work of creation is paramount and he should not waste time in what?
5. Who does Miller state carries self-sufficiency to the extreme?
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