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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Prologue.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What year was Too Much and Never Enough published?
(a) 2021.
(b) 2020.
(c) 2019.
(d) 2018.

2. What fiction does Mary say Donald has to perpetuate?
(a) The fiction that he is an affectionate father.
(b) The fiction that he is strong, smart and extraordinary.
(c) The fiction that he is a fond grandson.
(d) The fiction that he is a caring uncle.

3. Who ensured that he got too much while others went around with too little?
(a) Maryanne.
(b) Robert.
(c) Fred Trump and Donald.
(d) Freddy and Mary.

4. Why did Mary decline the invitation to attend the election-night party?
(a) She was travelling.
(b) She had other plans.
(c) She was hoping that Hilary Clinton would win.
(d) She did not like election-night parties.

5. What had Fred Trump's reaction been to Mary's plans of pursuing a college degree?
(a) He had asked her to consult her brother.
(b) He had remarked that that was nasty.
(c) He had asked her to join his business.
(d) He had encouraged her.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Mary Trump's training?

2. What does Mary mean when she says Donald has been "institutionalized" (13)?

3. When she says the "events of the last three years have forced her hand," which three years is Mary referring to (16)?

4. What comparison does Mary make between her grandfather's influence on her father and Donald's influence on the country?

5. What had Fred lied about when he was young?

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