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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Creemwork—Frauds, Failures, and Fantasies Part Two.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. One group that Bangs felt did use a more freestyle approach was ________, but they were among the few.
(a) Led Zeppelin.
(b) The Velvet Underground.
(c) Question Mark.
(d) The Mysterians.

2. Bangs argues that _____ 's antics helped to break down the wall between the musician and the listener.
(a) Alice Cooper.
(b) Eric Clapton.
(c) Iggy Pop.
(d) Jimmy Page.

3. The song _______ is listed on the first half of the Stooges second album which Bangs describes as the better half of the album.
(a) Velvet Underground.
(b) L.A. Blues.
(c) Carburetor Dung.
(d) T.V. Eye.

4. Bangs concludes the essay by suggesting that ______ are making jokes to their listeners that play off all of their darkest fears and fantasies.
(a) The Stooges.
(b) The Rolling Stones.
(c) Led Zeppelin.
(d) Question Mark.

5. In "Of Pop and Pies and Fun", Bangs defends the band that is known as the _______, in particular front man Iggy Pop.
(a) The Stooges.
(b) The Black Crows.
(c) The Animals.
(d) The Yardbirds.

Short Answer Questions

1. Bangs writes the latter half of his interview with Slade in an imitation of a _______ cockney accent.

2. Bangs hears the album ______ at a dinner party and it leads to him and others harassing people at a Masons function.

3. Bangs finds the lyrics on Jethro Tull's new album "Thick as a _____" to be self -righteous.

4. Bangs was at first offended by the Guess Who's most famous song "______ Woman" but then realized that their willingness to offend the audience is what made them great.

5. In "Chicago at Carnegie Hall, Volumes I,II, III, & IV", Bangs mocks the album as being better as pieces of _____ than a work of music.

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