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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. To whom was 'Strange Weather' dedicated?
(a) Her son Nicholas.
(b) Ben Brierly.
(c) Howard Tose.
(d) Mick Jagger.

2. What does Faithfull say she learned at Hazelden?
(a) You have to help yourself.
(b) If you only help yourself, it's useless.
(c) She had hurt the people she loved the most.
(d) There really is no reason to live.

3. How does Faithfull characterize the last years of her mother's life?
(a) Sweet and peaceful.
(b) Miserable with alcohol addiction.
(c) Bitter and contentious.
(d) Troubled by poor health.

4. How did Faithfull characterize her relationship with Jagger during this time?
(a) Sexual frenzy.
(b) Thinly-veiled hostility.
(c) Agreeable intimacy.
(d) Friendship.

5. Whom were Ben Brierly and Faithfull hanging out with in Lots Road?
(a) Druggies.
(b) Artists.
(c) High society.
(d) Punks.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Faithfull say was Dylan's reaction when they saw each other again?

2. How does Faithfull characterize Soho society in the early 1970s?

3. Whom did Faithfull think she saw in the mirror?

4. How does Faithfull characterize Hilly Michaels?

5. Where did Faithfull go from New York to clean herself up?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Marianne Faithfull get back into making music?

2. Describe Marianne Faithfull's relationship with Ben Brierly.

3. What was Marianne Faithfull's mother's response to her overdose?

4. Describe Marianne Faithfull's relationship with Howard Tose.

5. Describe Faithfull's experience as Ophelia.

6. Describe Faithfull's first overdose.

7. Describe Faithfull's dream about Mick Jagger.

8. What ended the relationship between Marianne Faithfull and Ben Brierly?

9. Describe Marianne Faithfull's relationship with Lord Paddy Rossmore.

10. Describe Marianne Faithfull's domestic life with Mick Jagger.

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