Too Much and Never Enough Test | Final Test - Easy

Mary L. Trump Ph.D.
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Too Much and Never Enough Test | Final Test - Easy

Mary L. Trump Ph.D.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whom did Donald ask Mary to talk to for his book?
(a) His children.
(b) Fred.
(c) His casino presidents.
(d) His wife Maria.

2. Why had Freddy not met Mary when the author was leaving for boarding school?
(a) He was sick.
(b) He had forgotten that he was to meet her.
(c) He was drunk.
(d) He was flying.

3. How much did Donald give her to get her car out of the impound?
(a) $50.
(b) $500.
(c) $100.
(d) $200.

4. What was one of the rare instances when Donald gave Mary money?
(a) When she went to Palm Beach.
(b) When she helped the family business.
(c) When she worked on his book.
(d) When she had to get her car out of the impound.

5. Where did Freddy live after his divorce and before leaving for West Palm Beach?
(a) In Shore Haven.
(b) In Trump Tower.
(c) In the Highlander.
(d) In Sunnyside Towers.

6. What did Fred leave Mary and Fritz?
(a) A quarter of Freddy's share.
(b) Their share in the grandchildren's bequest.
(c) Freddy's share.
(d) Half of Freddy's share.

7. Why does the author say Donald is incapable of accepting responsibility?
(a) It would open him up to blame.
(b) It would attract a lot of attention.
(c) It would make him admit his mistakes.
(d) It would make him look foolish.

8. Why was Fred against projects in Atlantic City?
(a) He had no influence there.
(b) There was no serious real estate development in Atlantic City.
(c) He had competitors in Atlantic City.
(d) Atlantic City was very far.

9. How old was the author when her father died?
(a) 15.
(b) 16.
(c) 17.
(d) 14.

10. Where was Robert's country house?
(a) In Southampton, NY.
(b) In Sparta, NJ.
(c) In West Palm Beach, FL.
(d) In Millbrook, NY.

11. What was Fred's tactic in managing his children, according to the author?
(a) He spent time with them.
(b) He turned them against each other.
(c) He supported them.
(d) He ignored them.

12. Who managed Trump Management from 1991?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) Donald.
(c) Robert.
(d) Maryanne.

13. Where was Maryanne's country house?
(a) In Sparta, NJ.
(b) In Southampton, NY.
(c) In Millbrook, NY.
(d) In West Palm Beach, FL.

14. Why did Donald's editor meet Mary?
(a) To inform her that she would not be writing the book.
(b) To edit her work.
(c) To review her work.
(d) To help her with her work.

15. What was the crisis in business Donald faced in 1991?
(a) Trump Tower needed repairs.
(b) Donald faced multiple law suits.
(c) The FHA funding had run out.
(d) His casino in Atlantic City had declared bankruptcy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the consequence when Mary and Fritz filed their lawsuit?

2. Why did the family gather in Donald's apartment in Trump Tower in 1998?

3. How did Fred cover his receding hairline?

4. What does the author compare Donald's escape into media channels with?

5. Where was Elizabeth's country house?

(see the answer keys)

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