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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. Where do most international transactions involving sexual products take place?
(a) The Zone building
(b) The Border Patrol
(c) The Inzone Detour
(d) The Cave
2. Who argues that nothing Dr. Schafer has done is wrong?
(a) Dr. Berger
(b) Dr. Schafer
(c) Dr. Benway
(d) Dr. Peterson
3. What does Dr. Schafer refer to his live patient as?
(a) The Culturally Desensitized Monkey
(b) The Elephant Man
(c) The Complete All American Deanxietized Man
(d) The Annihilated Sociopath of America
4. At the meeting, what does Carl Peterson claim he isn’t?
(a) A lawyer
(b) Infected with Herpes
(c) Married
(d) Homosexual
5. What is William trying to avoid in his court case?
(a) Framed
(b) Deported
(c) Evicted
(d) Executed
Short Answer Questions
1. Who tells the story of a boy who literally cuts “a piece of ass” from a prostitute?
2. What political party holds a meeting in Chapter 14?
3. What happens to the room when Carl wakes up in Chapter 18?
4. Which character is referred to as “a notorious liquefactionist”?
5. What is the name of the rubber penis used in the performance?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is “Fats” Terminal described in “The Algebra of Need”?
2. How is the Old Court House described in “The County Clerk”? Where is it located?
3. What does the Party Leader discuss in “Ordinary Men and Women”?
4. What happens after Carl falls asleep in the doctor’s office in “The Examination”?
5. Who are Aracknid and Andrew Keif?
6. What allegorical elements are seen in “Ordinary Men and Women”?
7. Why do Hauser and O’Brien pay a visit to William Lee in the novel?
8. How does William describe junkies destroying themselves physically and emotionally in “Have You Seen Pantopon Rose?”
9. Where does William Lee go after shooting Hauser and O’Brien? Why?
10. How is A.J. described in “Islam Incorporated and the Parties of Interzone”?
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