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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. What did Faithfull want to do while Anita Pallenberg, James Fox, and Mick Jagger got involved in 'Performance' together?
(a) Go to Ireland.
(b) Go to Spain.
(c) Go to live with her parents.
(d) Go to America.

2. What did the Times article say?
(a) The Rolling Stones should reform themselves.
(b) The case against the Rolling Stones had flaws.
(c) The Rolling Stones' punishment was not strict enough.
(d) Drugs ought to be legal.

3. How old was Mick Jagger when he wrote this hit song?
(a) 20.
(b) 31.
(c) 16.
(d) 42.

4. Where would Faithfull go when she needed freedom?
(a) Courtfield Road.
(b) Her flat in the city.
(c) Paris.
(d) Berlin.

5. Why didn't Faithfull and the Stones take their arrest seriously?
(a) They were so surprised.
(b) The policemen were apologetic.
(c) They were arrogant.
(d) They were on acid.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Faithfull believe led to her arrest?

2. What advice did Faithfull get about recording?

3. What were things like after the drug bust?

4. When did Faithfull get pregnant?

5. Who does Faithfull compare herself to, in her meeting with Dylan?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the effect of 'Performance' on Jagger and Faithfull's relationship?

2. What were the consequences of Faithfull's parents' divorce?

3. What was the set of 'Performance' like?

4. How did the Stones' image change while Mick Jagger was in prison?

5. Describe Faithfull and the Stones' arrest.

6. What was Marianne Faithfull's response when John Dunbar wrote to ask her to come back home?

7. Whom else did Marianne Faithfull meet at the hotel where she met Bob Dylan?

8. How were the Rolling Stones seen by 1967?

9. What advice did Andrew Loog Oldham give Marianne?

10. What conflict did Marianne Faithfull feel when she got pregnant?

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