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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To Andy, why is the idea of fame relative?
(a) There is always someone more famous than you.
(b) As soon as a person begins to know a famous person, the aura of fame is diminished a little bit.
(c) Fame is shallow.
(d) Fame comes and goes.

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

3. 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.

4. Why will adults never take this position with their children?
(a) Science, history, and foreign languages constitute big business.
(b) Math, reading, and writing constitute big business.
(c) Art, dance, and music constitute big business.
(d) Beauty, love, and sex constitute big business.

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

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

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

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

9. Real beauty, to Andy, is exemplified by what?
(a) The selfless and helpful.
(b) The meek and mild.
(c) Cleanliness and good grooming.
(d) Kindness and virtue.

10. If Andy had not been famous for being Andy Warhol, what does Andy believe would not have happened to him?
(a) He would not have been shot.
(b) He would not be so wealthy.
(c) He would not be happy.
(d) He would not have any friends.

11. What does Andy say about Taxi's hygiene habits?
(a) They are normal.
(b) They are abnormal.
(c) They are horrendous.
(d) They are strict.

12. What does a four hundred pound woman with a beautiful face never do?
(a) Invite people over.
(b) Go outside.
(c) Look in a mirror to see anything other than her face.
(d) Look in a mirror.

13. Why does Andy find his first television set fascinating?
(a) He no longer has to entertain himself.
(b) People on the TV can share their problems with him, making Andy more immune to the problems of his real life acquaintances.
(c) It is the most technologically-advanced appliance he owns.
(d) There are shows on at all hours of the day.

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

15. Where is Andy shot?
(a) In a dark alley.
(b) At his studio.
(c) At a store.
(d) At his home.

Short Answer Questions

1. To round out his statements on beauty, Andy names how many things that are always beautiful to him?

2. What does this fear create?

3. To what does this discussion of Andy's physical appearance lead?

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

5. Why does Andy feel this way about being in the dark about love and sex?

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