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. Why does the author compare Donald to Andrew Cuomo?
(a) To bring out the difference in their response to Covid-19.
(b) To bring out the difference between the two men.
(c) To compare New York and Washington DC.
(d) To compare Democratic and Republican leaders.

2. Where was Fred's funeral held?
(a) in Frank E.Campbell Funeral Chapel.
(b) In Elizabeth's country house.
(c) In Maryanne's country house.
(d) In the House.

3. When did the author's grandmother die?
(a) In 2001.
(b) In 2002.
(c) In 2000.
(d) In 1999.

4. Why did Mary want to stop going to Kew-Forest?
(a) She wanted to join the family business.
(b) She wanted to take care of her father.
(c) She wanted to attend a boarding school.
(d) She wanted to help her mother.

5. How much did Ivana get for her divorce settlement?
(a) $ 5 million.
(b) $10 million.
(c) $20 million.
(d) $1 million.

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 did the family gather in Donald's apartment in Trump Tower in 1998?
(a) For Father's Day.
(b) For Christmas.
(c) For Mother's Day.
(d) For New Year's.

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

9. What does the author compare Donald's escape into media channels with?
(a) With a tyrant.
(b) With a media star.
(c) With an incompetent worker.
(d) With a terrified little boy.

10. When did Trump Tower open?
(a) 1985.
(b) 1989.
(c) 1983.
(d) 1980.

11. What did Maryanne acquire with Donald's help?
(a) A position in the New Jersey District Court.
(b) A position in the New York District Court.
(c) A position in the U.S. District Court in New York
(d) A position in the U.S. District Court in New Jersey.

12. Who was appointed to manage the author's trust funds?
(a) Robert.
(b) Donald.
(c) Irwin Durben.
(d) Maryanne.

13. Why does the author say she had to write this book?
(a) Out of personal revenge.
(b) Maryanne had asked her to.
(c) She was unable to stand and watch Donald's cruelty unleashed on the nation.
(d) Robert had asked her to.

14. Who brought Freddy back to New York?
(a) Fritz.
(b) Maryanne.
(c) Donald.
(d) Elizabeth.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What were the three casinos Donald built in Atlantic City?

2. What caused Freddy's sudden stomach cramps in 1978?

3. Where did Freddy throw Mary a Sweet Sixteen party?

4. Where did Mary suggest Freddy's ashes be strewn?

5. In what ways did the author help the reporter of the New York Times, Susanne Craig?

(see the answer keys)

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