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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After Sammy's movie has been shown and they are discussing the review, why does Sammy get upset with Al?
(a) Al tells Sammy he has to add Julian's name to the credits.
(b) Al acts miserable the entire evening.
(c) Al suggests paying the reviewer is a bribe.
(d) Al tells everyone at dinner about Sammy's lies.

2. In Chapter Six, once Julian and Sammy get together in Hollywood, why do they get into an argument?
(a) Sammy tricks Julian into writing another manuscript for him.
(b) Sammy accuses Julian of trying to steal his glory.
(c) Julian threatens to call the police on Sammy.
(d) They are both in love with the same woman.

3. In Chapter Four, when Al and Billie dance, what does she say about Sammy Glick?
(a) She thinks of him as a partner and a potential agent.
(b) She thinks he is an imposter.
(c) She thinks he is just the same as everyone else in Hollywood.
(d) She admits she is taken by Sammy.

4. What do Julian and his wife spend all of their money on?
(a) On starting their own publishing company in Los Angeles.
(b) On suing Sammy.
(c) On a house in Hollywood.
(d) On going to Hollywood in order to get in touch with Sammy.

5. In Chapter Ten, what does Al say Hollywood is full of?
(a) Phonies, mediocrities, dictators, and good men who have lost their way.
(b) Washups, drunks, addicts and the real stuff.
(c) Beaches, bars, and women who are willing to dress up to play the part.
(d) Actors, directors, and car salesmen.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter One, after Al says the world is a race to Sammy, what does he say Sammy is running against?

2. How does Al act towards Sammy during the premier in Chapter Five?

3. How does Al feel about going back to Hollywood in Chapter Ten?

4. Why does Al go to see Kit in Chapter Six?

5. Why does Sammy ask Sheik to be his assistant when they are adults?

(see the answer key)

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