3. According to Chinaski, how long did it take him to become the best drunk in the neighborhood?
(a) Ten years.
(b) Two years.
(c) Fifteen years.
(d) Eighteen years.

4. In "The Crazy Truth," Chinaski recalled seeing a pedestrian verbally abuse a man in what color car?
(a) White.
(b) Blue.
(c) Green.
(d) Red.

5. To whom/what does Emily Bukowski tend?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her grandchildren.
(c) Cats.
(d) Birds.

6. Which poem is a short quip in which Bukowski says it is still nice to be Bukowski?
(a) "Well, That's Just the Way It Is."
(b) "The Chemistry of Things."
(c) "Rift."
(d) "The Still Trapeze."

7. Whom does Chinaski pity in "Supposedly Famous"?
(a) His cats
(b) Hs parents.
(c) His wife.
(d) His brothers and sisters.

8. Chinaski believes that most poets are which of the following?
(a) Selfish.
(b) Privileged.
(c) Innocent.
(d) Angry.

9. How did Chinaski's friend from "The Stride" die?
(a) In a boating accident.
(b) In a hunting accident.
(c) In the war.
(d) In a car accident.

10. Whom does Chinaski say he loves in "Supposedly Famous"?
(a) His parents.
(b) His critics.
(c) His wife.
(d) His cats.

11. Where does "Together" take place?
(a) A rented room.
(b) A park.
(c) A diner.
(d) A hostel.

12. What is the format of the poems in this collection?
(a) Allegory.
(b) Sonnet.
(c) Haiku.
(d) Free verse.

13. Chinaski's work is most likely a rebuttal to authors like ______________.
(a) Mark Twain.
(b) Stephenie Meyer.
(c) Anne Rice.
(d) F. Scott Fitzgerald.

14. According to Chinaski, all rage and destructiveness is transformed into which of the following?
(a) Driving.
(b) Yelling.
(c) Fighting.
(d) Writing.

15. In "Red Mercedes," what does the passenger hand the driver of the car from the glove box?
(a) A gun.
(b) A folder of documents.
(c) A knife.
(d) A phone.