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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what is Taxi addicted?

2. For whom is this basis formed?

3. With whom does Andy have a special fascination?

4. Why does New York not have time to have an aesthetic?

5. What are these things that are beautiful to him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andy think about leftovers?

2. What does Andy say about Paris in comparison to New York?

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

4. What does Andy think should be taught to children? Why?

5. What is said about Andy's hair?

6. How has Andy received some of his bodily scars?

7. What are the drawbacks and advantages of fame?

8. How does Andy learn that a person can make a conscious choice to spend his or her time happy or sad?

9. To what does Andy compare events that happen in people's lives? Give an example.

10. What does Andy say that contradicts what he believes should be taught to children?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Andy Warhol has emotional issues surrounding sex.

Part 1) What is Andy's opinion of sex? How might this opinion have come about?

Part 2) How does it reiterate his lack of attachment to others? How might his opinion of sex affect his work?

Part 3) Why does he express this opinion? How do aspects of this opinion contradict themselves? What are your thoughts on his views on sex? Why do you feel this way?

Essay Topic 2

Andy Warhol is popular in the 1960s and 1970s.

Part 1) How has he become popular? What has he done to make himself popular?

Part 2) How do his beliefs and opinions affect his popularity?

Part 3) Does he enjoy his popularity? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Andy Warhol has three fundamental philosophies.

Part 1) What are his three fundamental philosophies? How are they revealed throughout this book?

Part 2) How does he contradict these philosophies? Why do these contradictions take place?

Part 3) What is the reason Andy has written this book about his philosophies? Is it for himself? For others? Explain.

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