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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Andy's career has its beginnings in what type of art?
(a) Commercial art.
(b) Ceramics.
(c) Painting.
(d) Sculpture.

2. Andy also admits to being what kind of a snob?
(a) A food snob.
(b) A celebrity snob.
(c) A music snob.
(d) An art snob.

3. Why does New York not have time to have an aesthetic?
(a) It takes a person half a day to go either downtown or uptown.
(b) The people are rude and loud.
(c) There is very little art in New York.
(d) It is ugly and dirty.

4. 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.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why should a person take the initiative and point out his or her own personal shortcomings?

2. Real beauty, to Andy, is exemplified by what?

3. Andy's musings about the concept of time range from what?

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

5. Andy himself tends to be fascinated by people as opposed to what?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Andy have a special fascination with talk show hosts?

2. What are the drawbacks and advantages of fame?

3. Why is Andy Warhol so popular?

4. On What is Taxi dependent?

5. Why does Andy believe it is preferable to think of nothing?

6. What does Andy say about the times for scheduled meetings?

7. What does Andy have to say about his television?

8. Who is Taxi? What does Andy think of her?

9. What do Andy Warhol and B discuss?

10. How can time be ethereal and mystical?

(see the answer keys)

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