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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What values were taught in the Trump home?
(a) Tolerance.
(b) Winning at any cost.
(c) Responsibility.
(d) Caring.
2. What skill did Fred pass on to Donald?
(a) Negotiation skills.
(b) Identifying key opportunities in real estate.
(c) Gaining access to powerful men.
(d) Learning to build properties.
3. Who were affected most by grandmother Mary's hospitalizations and inability to care for her children emotionally?
(a) Maryanne and Elizabeth.
(b) Donald and Richard.
(c) Maryanne and Freddy.
(d) Elizabeth and Donald.
4. How many siblings did grandmother Mary have?
(a) 7.
(b) 6.
(c) 8.
(d) 9.
5. What makes Mary sure that Donald has some pathologies and disorders?
(a) Donald is hospitalized.
(b) Donald shows that he is sick.
(c) Donald is incapable of looking at anything objectively.
(d) Donald tells her that he has pathologies.
6. Who played soccer with the author and her brother whenever he was in town?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) Robert.
(c) Freddy.
(d) Donald.
7. Who was Norman Vincent Peale?
(a) Donald's partner.
(b) The pastor of Marble Collegiate Church.
(c) A real estate tycoon.
(d) Fred's partner.
8. Who ensured that he got too much while others went around with too little?
(a) Robert.
(b) Maryanne.
(c) Freddy and Mary.
(d) Fred Trump and Donald.
9. Why does Mary say she is the only Trump willing to tell the story of the most visible and powerful family?
(a) Other Trumps are part of the government.
(b) Others Trumps are indifferent.
(c) Other Trumps are silent out of loyalty or fear.
(d) Others Trumps are not good story tellers.
10. To whom did Freddy report one weekend a month?
(a) To TWA.
(b) To National Airlines.
(c) To the National Guard.
(d) To Fred Trump.
11. What fiction does Mary say Donald has to perpetuate?
(a) The fiction that he is a caring uncle.
(b) The fiction that he is an affectionate father.
(c) The fiction that he is a fond grandson.
(d) The fiction that he is strong, smart and extraordinary.
12. What, according to Mary, is wrong with references to Donald's strategies and agendas?
(a) The strategies and agendas are ill-conceived.
(b) Donald's strategies and agendas have been misunderstood.
(c) The strategies and agendas are someone else's.
(d) Donald does not have an agenda; he does not strategize.
13. Where was Donald sent after the incident at Kew-Forest?
(a) To Manhattan.
(b) To Fordham University.
(c) To the University of Pennsylvania.
(d) To the New York Military Academy.
14. Where did the author and her brother play soccer?
(a) On the football ground.
(b) In the backyard.
(c) In the school.
(d) In the garden.
15. What did Donald say to Freddy when he and Robert visited him?
(a) Donald asked Freddy to return to Brooklyn.
(b) Donald said he was going to help Fred.
(c) Donald said Fred was proud of Freddy's success.
(d) Donald asked Freddy if he could help him.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Donald live before and after his first marriage?
2. Why did Freddy join the U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corp?
3. When and where was Mary born?
4. What is mirroring?
5. What year was Too Much and Never Enough published?
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