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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 18.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does the Spanish Civil War give Hemingway material rather than World War I?
(a) Americans are too upset by World War I.
(b) The U.S. enters World War I too late to have war stories.
(c) The Spanish Civial War has more exciting battles than World War I.
(d) Hemingway knows more about the Spanish Civil War than World War I.
2. With what magazine does Vonnegut travel to Mozambique in 1990 to write an article?
(a) US News and World Report.
(b) National Geographic.
(c) The New Yorker.
(d) Parade.
3. Why does the general at the ROTC inspection write down Vonnegut's name, which seems to lead to Vonnegut never rising above Private First Class?
(a) Vonnegut argues with the general.
(b) The general thinks Vonnegut is not a good soldier.
(c) Vonnegut plays a practical joke.
(d) Vonnegut arrives late to the inspection.
4. Does Vonnegut believe that most civilians can be considered a "well-regulated militia?"
(a) Not unless they are recruited, led, motivated, or restrained by anything but their own perceptions.
(b) Most civilians can be considered a "well-regulated militia."
(c) Only those civilians who pass a test should be considered part of a militia.
(d) Only men can be part of a militia.
5. What organization prevents Mozambicans from learning to read and write?
(a) WHO.
(b) World Vision.
(c) CARE.
(d) RENAMO.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Pollock use to control his hands when he paints?
2. What does Vonnegut believe it is time to hear?
3. Vonnegut defends what freedom?
4. Those with addiction eventually hit rock bottom. Vonnegut believes Western Civilization hit rock bottom in World War I. Unlike those with addictions who admit that their addiction is ruining their lives, how does Western Civilization react to hitting rock bottom?
5. How does Vonnegut's trip to Mozambique make him feel?
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