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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Epilogue.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. During "August," from his memory of a previous campaign, what is Thompson primarily concerned about?
(a) Recording every badge number of every police officer who used unnecessary force.
(b) Washing the gas from his eyes.
(c) Hanging on to his bag of marijuana.
(d) Helping a young hippie get some first aid.
2. What is one of the reasons Thompson is so famous?
(a) Thompson marries into a famous family.
(b) Thompson wins the Pulitzer.
(c) Thompson single-handedly calls out an entire governmental branch on their corruption.
(d) He has a rebellious image, though everyone tolerates him.
3. After Thompson's encounter with Mankiewicz, how does the author's friend recommend they defuse the situation?
(a) Mankiewicz should apologize.
(b) Thompson should probably leave.
(c) Mankiewicz should have a drink with Thompson.
(d) Thompson should apologize.
4. In "May," according to research, which way does Thompson say is the best and probably only way to win the campaign?
(a) Speeches to rile up the younger crowds.
(b) Promises to withdraw the troops from Vietnam.
(c) Public appearances.
(d) A polished appearance.
5. Why did Nixon employ Ziegler?
(a) Nixon is a terrible public speaker.
(b) Nixon needed a man with military experience.
(c) Nixon needed a more liberal counterpart.
(d) Nixon antagonized the press too much.
Short Answer Questions
1. How do politicians tend to view journalists, according to Thompson?
2. When Thompson reaches his destination in "January, February, into March," how do his disrespectful peers treat him?
3. According to Thompson, who fails to capture the public's attention because the people perceive a discrepancy between his perception and his reality?
4. Throughout "March," which politician does Thompson particularly focus on?
5. What plane does Thompson decide better fits his personality in "November Continued?"
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