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. Does Andy believe that a person should change his or her beauty for the sake of changing with trends?
(a) Usually.
(b) Yes.
(c) Sometimes.
(d) No.

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

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. What does Andy regret not having?
(a) Friends.
(b) A boss.
(c) Family.
(d) A pet.

5. Who is Taxi?
(a) A cab driver.
(b) A waitress at Andy's favorite restaurant.
(c) A spoiled South Carolina debutante.
(d) A television show.

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

7. What is Andy's fear?
(a) Losing his friends.
(b) Being poor.
(c) Losing his fame.
(d) Being on live television.

8. With what is Andy obsessed, regarding his appearance?
(a) His eyes.
(b) The pimples on his face.
(c) His facial hair.
(d) His teeth.

9. Why does Andy believe it is preferable to think of nothing?
(a) It is less stressful to think of nothing.
(b) It is too difficult to think about anything.
(c) No one will be offended or hurt.
(d) It is nothing that is exciting and sexy in this world.

10. 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.

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

12. Andy believes that during this time people forget about what?
(a) What good art really is.
(b) What true emotions are.
(c) What it is like to be normal.
(d) What matters to them.

13. Is being overweight a hindrance to beauty to Andy's way of thinking?
(a) Often.
(b) No.
(c) Yes.
(d) Sometimes.

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

15. Andy's musings about the concept of time range from what?
(a) The somewhat practical to the very practical.
(b) The practical to the ridiculous.
(c) The ridiculus to the insane.
(d) The somewhat odd to the very strange.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Andy has an appointment to meet someone at ten o'clock, what does that person sometimes do?

2. What would Andy's fear prevent him from ever being able to do?

3. Are Andy's movies purely about sex?

4. By the early 1960s, what happens to Andy's art career?

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

(see the answer keys)

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