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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. Andy's Torino art dealer phones, inviting Andy and B to what?

2. Andy answers the phone in the midst of doing what?

3. When does Andy enjoy going to restaurants and drugstores?

4. Why has Andy flown to Rome?

5. When at home in New York City, why does Andy talk on the phone to many of his B's?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does B ask about how to adopt good habits?

2. With what about breakfast is Andy delighted?

3. Why might he have kept this chapter so short?

4. Why does Andy not allow his bag to be taken from him at the grocery?

5. Where is Andy at the beginning of this chapter? What is he doing?

6. Who hosts Andy and B? Why does this person become flustered?

7. What do B, Damian, and Andy think about the topic of growing wiser with age?

8. What might this chapter symbolize?

9. What three tricks does Andy use to help him persevere in situations in which he would prefer not to be?

10. Why does Andy have B order room service?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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.

Essay Topic 2

Andy Warhol does not view the world as others do.

Part 1) How does he view the world? How is this different than others?

Part 2) What factors in his life lead to these views?

Part 3) How does his view of the world affect his interaction with others and his work as an artist?

Essay Topic 3

Andy Warhol's life is radically different from the way of life he proposes as best or wishes he could adopt.

Part 1) Describe Andy's life. Describe what Andy proposes is the best way to live. How are these contradictory?

Part 2) Why does such a contradiction exist? What does this say about Andy?

Part 3) Might he realize this contradiction exists? What might he think about it? How would he explain it?

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