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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through '4: Every Dog Must Have His Every Day, Every Drunk Must Have His Drink, 0:42' and '5: Appetite for Replication, 0:56'.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Klosterman theorizes in Chapter 2 that many who play The Sims enact what?
(a) Their own lives.
(b) Their twenties.
(c) Their fantasies.
(d) Their nightmares.

2. According to Klosterman, the characters in The Sims are slave to what?
(a) Their needs.
(b) The player
(c) Physical laws.
(d) Nothing.

3. At the end of Chapter 4, Klosterman says that Joel's music is about accepting what?
(a) Love.
(b) Imperfection.
(c) Lots of money.
(d) Success.

4. What Joel album does Klosterman insist was a universally loved?
(a) Glass Houses.
(b) The Stranger.
(c) An Innocent Man.
(d) River of Dreams.

5. The popular use of what word is an example of generational divides in The Real World?
(a) Phat.
(b) Rad.
(c) Shizzle.
(d) Cool.

Short Answer Questions

1. What separates Paradise City from other Guns-N-Roses tribute bands?

2. In the Communications and Society class Klosterman describes in Chapter 1, what does the professor claim is indoctrination for children?

3. In Chapter 5, the band members of Paradise City flip through stations looking for what?

4. Near the end of Chapter 4, Klosterman states definitely that Joel's songs are not what?

5. Which band member of Paradise City is the band leader looking to replace?

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