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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who suggested shutting down Wall Street as a means of protest at the meeting for advocacy and protests described in Part 3, Chapter 1?
(a) John Douglas Crane.
(b) Vivian Shapiro.
(c) Scott Bernard.
(d) Howard Moody.

2. Who is the UCLA specialist in reconstructing the immune system that contacted Mark Harrington following his Voice article?
(a) Dr. Steve Miles.
(b) John Douglas Crane.
(c) Dr. Jim Eigo.
(d) Dr. John Ziegler.

3. Who from Burroughs Wellcome's public affairs department met with Peter Staley and Mark Harrington, as described in Part 3, Chapter 5?
(a) Lisa Behrens.
(b) Joseph Rafuse.
(c) Dr. David Sencer.
(d) Jim Eigo.

4. Who from New York's Black Leadership Commission on AIDS attended the preliminary meeting for the Patient Constituency Working Group within ACTG?
(a) John Douglas Crane.
(b) Dr. Steve Miles.
(c) Debra Fraser-Howze.
(d) John Ziegler.

5. What was the budget of the GMHC in 1987?
(a) $2 million.
(b) $10 million.
(c) $3 million.
(d) $6 million.

6. Where had Peter Staley taken a job after leaving J. P. Morgan?
(a) Memorial Sloan Kettering.
(b) CRT Government Securities.
(c) The St. Mark's Community Clinic.
(d) Lenox Hill Hospital.

7. Who was the pastor of the Judson Memorial Church that agreed to use their facility for the launch press conference for AL721?
(a) Reverend Michael Wheeler.
(b) Reverend John Douglas Crane.
(c) Reverend Howard Moody.
(d) Reverend Scott Bernard.

8. What does TAG stand for?
(a) Treatment for AIDS Group.
(b) Treatment Action Group.
(c) Treatment Antibody Group.
(d) Teen AIDS Group.

9. What did the weekly newsletter TITA stand for?
(a) The Independent Tri-AIDS.
(b) Tell It To Arnie.
(c) Tell It To AIDS.
(d) Tell It To ACT UP.

10. Where did Mark Harrington study art, literature, and history?
(a) Princeton University.
(b) Yale University.
(c) Harvard University.
(d) Columbia University.

11. Who intended to direct Kramer's recent stage hit to screen in 1987?
(a) Woody Allen.
(b) Barbara Streisand.
(c) Joan Crawford.
(d) Helen Hayes.

12. Who wrote the book The Making of the Atomic Bomb?
(a) John Hale.
(b) Tony Fauci.
(c) Tim Sweeney.
(d) Richard Rhodes.

13. Who was Ryan White's doctor who stated, "I can assure everyone [White] has AIDS and it's still fatal" (312)?
(a) Dr. Joseph Rafuse.
(b) Dr. Martin B. Kleiman.
(c) Dr. David Sencer.
(d) Dr. Jim Eigo.

14. How many specific ultimatums were included in the ACT UP demands to the NIH in 1990?
(a) 10.
(b) 5.
(c) 16.
(d) 12.

15. In Kramer's plan, who was the renegade surgeon general that would be put in charge of the Manhattan Project for AIDS?
(a) C. Everett Koop.
(b) Tim Sweeney.
(c) John Hale.
(d) Dr. Tony Fauci.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the AIDS adviser for Congressman Henry Waxman?

2. Who was Bill Clinton's new health secretary in January of 1993?

3. Who was Reagan's surgeon general who mailed an educational brochure on AIDS to every household in the country?

4. What does OAR stand for?

5. How much money did Burroughs Wellcome announce they would charge for one year of AZT in 1987?

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