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

2. Andy also explores the concept of having what?

3. As an "energy-loser" Andy refrains as much as possible from what?

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

5. What is the largest part of being famous?

Short Essay Questions

1. According to Andy, when should people be informed about love and sex? Why?

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

3. Why has Taxi moved to New York? How does she deal with the little money she has?

4. Why does Andy regret not having a boss?

5. On What is Taxi dependent?

6. What does Andy find to be the hardest part of fame?

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

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

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

10. Is being overweight a hindrance to beauty? Why or why not?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The concept of time can be very ethereal and mystical.

Part 1) How can time be ethereal and mystical? What does Andy think about this concept of time?

Part 2) Why does he enjoy anticipation? How does this reinforce other beliefs of Andy's?

Part 3) What is a conscious choice that people can make regarding their time? How might this affect one's life? How does it affect Andy's life? How does it affect his work?

Essay Topic 2

Andy Warhol believes that any space with art in it is wasted space.

Part 1) Why does he believe this? What is an appropriate space for one in which to live? Why?

Part 2) How is this belief a contradiction to much of Andy's life?

Part 3) How might his work as an artist help to create such a need for space without art? Would he desire this so much if he was not an artist? Explain.

Essay Topic 3

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?

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