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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where did Morrison and his friends come from in "he enters stage"?
(a) Far Arden.
(b) Nowhere.
(c) Hell.
(d) Heaven.
2. Who found the body in the pool?
(a) The gardener.
(b) The maid.
(c) Morrison.
(d) The band's manager.
3. From the poem "The Fear", what did rabbits possess?
(a) Yellow bellies.
(b) Red eyes.
(c) White wings.
(d) Black tails.
4. What passed at the end of the poem "Tape Noon"?
(a) A car.
(b) A child.
(c) A stranger.
(d) A girl.
5. How did Morrison describe the night in the poem that started "In that year"?
(a) An infinite number of stars lighting the land.
(b) Void of stars.
(c) Moonlit.
(d) Radio dark.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who raced down the beach? (From the poem whose first line was "A vast radiant beach & a cool")
2. What did Morrison believe the self-interview was?
3. What did Morrison wonder about the drowned man when he was carried up to heaven?
4. In the first sentence of the section "Far Arden", what did Morrison say they had an intense visitation of?
5. Who competed for the man's palms? ("Ode to LA")
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Morrison state that poetry meant so much to him?
2. Why did Morrison claim that an interview was a "crucial mental exercise"?
3. What did Morrison state that the "ancient ones" wanted? (In the poem that began "A vast and radiant beach & a cool")
4. In the poem that began "An angel runs", what happened when the angel ran?
5. What happened at the beginning of the poem "Ode to LA"?
6. What did Morrison, in the poem "Ode to LA", say existed in "meat heaven"?
7. Who is Ophelia in the poem "Ode to LA"?
8. Why did Morrison call an interview an "existential moment"?
9. In the poem that began "Moonshine night", what were the "young folk" doing?
10. What did Morrison say about the elimination of "space fillers" in an interview?
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