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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. Tommy soon meets actress Pamela Anderson when she does what?

2. Vince and Nikki begin to realize what have been the foundation for their rage and destructive behavior?

3. Tommy goes to Cancun where Pamela is doing what?

4. How does Mick remain regarding therapy?

5. Ultimately Mick stops going to school for what reason?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Doc McGhee quit?

2. What does Vince learn about the cause of his daughter's cancer? What does he do about this?

3. Why does the band hire John Corabi?

4. What happens to Skylar when she is rushed to the hospital?

5. How does Tommy learn that "silence=death?"

6. How does Skylar die?

7. Describe Vince's life in Compton.

8. Describe Mick's relationship with Sharon.

9. What happens during the time Skylar receives treatment?

10. Describe the beginning of Tommy and Pamela's relationship.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Take a closer look at Nikki's childhood.

Part 1) Describe his childhood. How does it compare to the childhoods of the other members of Motley Crue?

Part 2) How important is his childhood to his development into an adult? What does this reveal about the importance of one's childhood?

Part 3) How does his personality as a child foreshadow his personality? How does Nikki bring some closure to his childhood trauma?

Essay Topic 2

Vince, Tommy, and Nikki share a house in 1981.

Part 1) What is the house called? Why do they live here? Describe their time here.

Part 2) What does this time spent in this house and their behavior at this time foreshadow?

Part 3) Based on their behavior, what is important to them? How does this change over time? Why does this change occur?

Essay Topic 3

By the end of the book, Motley Crue has finally matured.

Part 1) How is this seen in each band member? What has caused these changes and maturation?

Part 2) Were all of these experiences necessary for this maturation to occur? Why or why not?

Part 3) What message does this send to readers of this book? How do you know this?

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