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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What drug does Alice take to quell her anger after her breakup?
2. The author writes that the hallucinogenic experience of 2C-B is what in comparison to most other psychedelics?
3. What does Alice imagine herself as while on DESOXY?
4. What drug does Shura take on his hike in Chapter 40?
5. While on her trip in Chapter 30, Alice realizes that what is useless?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Shura say of a mental fugue in Chapter 37?
2. What does Shura tell Alice of nucleotides in Chapter 30?
3. What letter does Shura receive in Chapter 29? How does he feel about it?
4. What drug do Shura and Alice take in Chapter 35? What effect does it have?
5. Where does Shura go in Chapter 40? What drug does he take there and what effect does it have?
6. What does Shura reveal to Alice in Chapter 32? What does he believe about Dolph?
7. Where do Alice and Shura go in Chapter 35? Why?
8. How do the views of the group change in Chapter 39 regarding God?
9. What celebration takes place in Chapter 36? What drug is suggested?
10. Chapter 39 consists mostly of a report written by Dante Sandeman after taking the drug 2C-T-7. What takes place the night before?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the setting of Pihkal, A Chemical Love Story. How does this setting inform the actions and events in the novel? How does the setting change in the course of the text?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the terms "transcendence of thought," "stoned," and "turned-on." How do these and other words differ from one another? What is the importance of the glossary in Pihkal?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the characters of Ursula and Dolph in Pihkal, A Chemical Love Story. Where do they live? How do they know the protagonist? What role do they play in the plot?
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