The Philosophy of Andy Warhol Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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The Philosophy of Andy Warhol Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Andy believes that the events that happen in people's lives are more like what?
(a) The action in his life.
(b) Fiction than reality.
(c) Watching TV than the shows presented on television.
(d) Watching a play.

2. What does Andy believe about love?
(a) It is too complicated and involves more work than most people are willing or able to commit to.
(b) It is what he obsesses over.
(c) It does not exist.
(d) It is all anyone needs in life.

3. Toward whom does Andy gravitate more?
(a) Those who are quiet.
(b) His friends.
(c) Beauties instead of talkers.
(d) Talkers instead of beauties.

4. Why does Andy feel this way about being in the dark about love and sex?
(a) As one grows older, one can learn more about love and sex, so the knowledge does not come to them to abruptly.
(b) Knowledge kills all anticipation and excitement, which are the major attributes of making love anyway.
(c) Some must be known about love and sex so one can protect him or herself.
(d) It is better to understand love and sex so one does not get hurt.

5. How does Taxi adapt to her new life?
(a) By studying hard.
(b) By buying cheap clothes.
(c) By buying used art supplies.
(d) By asking Andy for help.

6. What would Andy's fear prevent him from ever being able to do?
(a) Become close to anyone.
(b) What he wants.
(c) Spending money.
(d) Have a job on television.

7. What else does Taxi hoard?
(a) Andy's work.
(b) Food.
(c) Shoes.
(d) Old brassieres.

8. As a young man, Andy strives to learn about love and finds the truest representations where?
(a) On the streets.
(b) In his friends.
(c) In restaurants.
(d) In movies.

9. How does Andy adopt this pattern?
(a) He reschedules.
(b) He arrives at five minutes to one for every ten o'clock appointment.
(c) He cancels.
(d) He arrives early.

10. As a teenager, Andy finds summer employment where?
(a) At a department store.
(b) At an art store.
(c) At a gallery.
(d) At a museum.

11. If Andy had a television show, what would he call it?
(a) Nothing Special.
(b) Something Strange.
(c) Something Special.
(d) Nothingness.

12. Andy also explores the concept of having what?
(a) A great deal of money.
(b) Time on your hands.
(c) A busy schedule.
(d) No free time.

13. With what does Taxi struggle?
(a) Getting into school.
(b) Life with little money and the comforts she is used to.
(c) Being away from her family.
(d) Becoming an artist.

14. Andy is a firm believer in utilizing what?
(a) Leftovers in business.
(b) His contacts.
(c) His friends.
(d) His fame.

15. Why does Andy believe people act like babies longer than before?
(a) People are living longer.
(b) There are more options and personal decisions in life.
(c) Their parents do not know how to raise them.
(d) The hormones in food keep people in an infant state.

Short Answer Questions

1. Andy ends the conversation by telling B that Andy needs to do what to his hair?

2. Why does Andy believe this is a good age to learn about love and sex?

3. What does Andy hope for Taxi?

4. Why is popular culture in America a great equalizer in Andy's opinion?

5. Does Andy believe that a person should change his or her beauty for the sake of changing with trends?

(see the answer keys)

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