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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What tribal name do the Vonneguts give themselves?
(a) Aztec-girls.
(b) Pottawatomie.
(c) Black Feathers.
(d) Epta mayan-boys.
2. To what author's work does Vonnegut compare the Bill of Rights' First Amendment?
(a) J.K. Rowling.
(b) Dr. Seuss.
(c) Michael Crichton.
(d) Dr. Dre.
3. Why do psychiatrists believe Mark is a misdiagnosed depressive?
(a) Mark has all the symptoms of someone who is depressed.
(b) They do not believe that one can recover from bipolar disorder.
(c) Mark seems sad.
(d) They do not believe that one can recover from schizophrenia.
4. How does Vonnegut believe a writer's opinion about vocal third parties differs from that of a visual artist?
(a) Writing is tedious, so intruders, or third parties, are refreshing.
(b) They believe third parties are annoying.
(c) They dislike third parties as much as artists.
(d) They grow insecure when third parties give their opinions.
5. What government authority has several of its members involved in financial or sexual atrocities, as well as advocating for civilians to be armed with assault rifles?
(a) The Attorney General's Commission on Gun Control.
(b) The Attorney General's Commission on Pornography.
(c) The Attorney General's Commission Civil Rights.
(d) The Attorney General's Commission on Religious Freedom.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the Cody, Wyoming, artist who is America's foremost adventurer in the Abstract Expressionist movement?
2. What does Vonnegut believe is the cause of mental illness?
3. What is Vonnegut's sarcasm referring to when he mentions scales falling from his eyes?
4. Vonnegut is the third person in his family to have a one-person show and the second to put in time in a "laughing academy." What is he the first to do?
5. Unlike many short-lived 20th-century art movements, what movement has more enthusiasts than ever?
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