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. Why has Taxi moved to New York City?
(a) To meet Andy Warhol.
(b) To make more money.
(c) To prove to her family that she can carve out a life on her own.
(d) To have a better life.

2. As an "energy-loser" Andy refrains as much as possible from what?
(a) Working hard.
(b) Sex.
(c) Making friends.
(d) Talking to strangers.

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

4. What does Andy admit about the business at first?
(a) It was not enjoyable.
(b) It was a perfect job.
(c) It did not run smoothly.
(d) It ran very smoothly.

5. Andy also believes that a person can make a conscious choice to do what, regarding his time?
(a) He can make their time more efficient.
(b) He can do what he wants with his time.
(c) He can spend it happy or sad.
(d) He can waste time.

6. When Andy has an appointment to meet someone at ten o'clock, what does that person sometimes do?
(a) Arrive early.
(b) Not become available until five minutes to one.
(c) Cancel.
(d) Reschedule.

7. Andy himself tends to be fascinated by people as opposed to what?
(a) Being used to them.
(b) Being in love with anyone.
(c) Being annoyed by them.
(d) Being friends with them.

8. What is Taxi's main focus each day?
(a) Getting and hoarding the drugs she will need to support her addictions.
(b) Finding places to exhibit her art.
(c) Paying her bills.
(d) Getting her art work completed.

9. To round out his statements on beauty, Andy names how many things that are always beautiful to him?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.

10. In Andy's case, what does he believe that he is lacking?
(a) A reason to grow up.
(b) Good role models.
(c) Some chemical that physically blocks further maturity and keeps him locked in a perpetual state of being a Mama's Boy.
(d) The tools to grow up.

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

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

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

14. What is the largest part of being famous?
(a) The mystique of fame and notoriety.
(b) The parties.
(c) The friends.
(d) The money.

15. Andy feels that the best love is what kind of love?
(a) Do-not-do-it love.
(b) Not-to-think-about-it love.
(c) True love.
(d) Love-with-all-your-heart love.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the art style that Andy establishes which draws even more people and more celebrity to him?

2. Andy applies this philosophy to everything but what?

3. When does Andy's attack take place?

4. What does Andy feel is the best part of time?

5. Andy also admits to being what kind of a snob?

(see the answer keys)

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