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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What nightmare does Andy have?
(a) It is about his art work.
(b) It is about New York City.
(c) It is about his family.
(d) It is about his involvement in a charity.
2. If Andy had not been famous for being Andy Warhol, what does Andy believe would not have happened to him?
(a) He would not be happy.
(b) He would not have any friends.
(c) He would not be so wealthy.
(d) He would not have been shot.
3. What does Andy say about Taxi's hygiene habits?
(a) They are strict.
(b) They are abnormal.
(c) They are normal.
(d) They are horrendous.
4. To what aspect of Andy are entertainment celebrities especially drawn?
(a) His wealth.
(b) His personality.
(c) His kindness.
(d) His art and bohemian lifestyle.
5. Andy is a firm believer in utilizing what?
(a) His friends.
(b) Leftovers in business.
(c) His fame.
(d) His contacts.
6. What are these things that are beautiful to him?
(a) Scientists, mathematicians, and doctors.
(b) Flowers, animals, and organic products.
(c) Super models, athletes, and dancers.
(d) A pair of comfortable shoes, his own bedroom, and US Customs upon re-entering the United States after a trip.
7. Andy also admits to being what kind of a snob?
(a) A music snob.
(b) A food snob.
(c) An art snob.
(d) A celebrity snob.
8. When does Andy realize his true marriage to media?
(a) When he purchases his television.
(b) When he purchases a telephone.
(c) When he purchases a tape recorder.
(d) When he cannot leave his tape recorder at home.
9. Why does Andy have a special fascination with these people?
(a) They are so strong.
(b) They are so different from him.
(c) He wants to learn from them.
(d) They are able to balance the pressure of creating a successful show all the while seeming to just be engaged in conversation with several famous people.
10. Why is popular culture in America a great equalizer in Andy's opinion?
(a) The same products can be made by him.
(b) The same products can be found at multiple locations.
(c) It is necessary in life.
(d) The same products are available to poor people that are available to rich people.
11. By the early 1960s, what happens to Andy's art career?
(a) It blossoms.
(b) It struggles.
(c) It begins.
(d) It is the same as it has been.
12. Who is Taxi?
(a) A cab driver.
(b) A television show.
(c) A spoiled South Carolina debutante.
(d) A waitress at Andy's favorite restaurant.
13. The hardest work for Andy, after being alive, is what?
(a) Making art.
(b) Having sex.
(c) Earning money.
(d) Making friends.
14. To round out his statements on beauty, Andy names how many things that are always beautiful to him?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.
15. Andy believes that the events that happen in people's lives are more like what?
(a) Watching TV than the shows presented on television.
(b) Fiction than reality.
(c) Watching a play.
(d) The action in his life.
Short Answer Questions
1. To what is Taxi addicted?
2. How does Andy mock his physical appearance?
3. Toward whom does Andy gravitate more?
4. Why does he find this to be the hardest part?
5. Why does Andy feel this way about being in the dark about love and sex?
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