In the Belly of the Beast: Letters from Prison Test | Final Test - Easy

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In the Belly of the Beast: Letters from Prison Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Abbott say is the only force which opposes race theory of humanity?
(a) Jedi.
(b) Buddhism.
(c) Fascism.
(d) Communism.

2. What kind of people does Abbott say the Vietnam Veterans killed?
(a) Doll-like people.
(b) Machine-like people.
(c) Peaceful people.
(d) God-fearing people.

3. What people does Abbott say are the targets in American prisons?
(a) Homosexuals.
(b) Paedophiles.
(c) Blacks.
(d) Whites.

4. What does Abbott think Gilmore is attracted to?
(a) The afterlife.
(b) Fame.
(c) The underworld.
(d) The death sentence.

5. What does Abbott say he appreciates seeing on his cell window?
(a) Mud.
(b) Spider webs.
(c) Rain drops.
(d) Insects.

6. How does Abbott claim guards instigate violence in prison?
(a) They pool people into racial groups.
(b) They put innocent people into solitary.
(c) They bully the weak.
(d) They spit in prisoner's meals.

7. Why does Abbott say he would like to understand Gilmore?
(a) So he can write a book.
(b) So he can understand himself.
(c) So he can understand life.
(d) So he can understand evil.

8. What two people have to work together for the Communist revolution to work?
(a) The middleclass and the peasants.
(b) The non-whites and the whites.
(c) The peasant and the worker.
(d) The upperclass and the workingclass.

9. What does Abbott think it would be more humane to do to a criminal who commits violent acts?
(a) Brainwash him.
(b) Put him into confinemnet.
(c) Chain him up in his own house.
(d) Torture him.

10. What was the name of the town's dance hall Abbott was passing through?
(a) Liberty Wells.
(b) Jefferson Ballroom.
(c) YMCA.
(d) Lincoln Ballroom.

11. What newspaper does Abbott say Marx once wrote to?
(a) The Times.
(b) The Mirror.
(c) The Chronicale.
(d) The Guardian.

12. Who does Abbott say China's army is composed of?
(a) The pigs.
(b) The majority.
(c) The animals.
(d) The people.

13. Where does Abbott say he wishes for instability?
(a) Southeast Asia.
(b) The Middle East.
(c) Europe.
(d) North Africa.

14. Who does Abbott identify as the two Communist superpowers?
(a) China and the Soviet Union.
(b) Cuba and North Korea.
(c) Iraq and Britain.
(d) India and Pakistan.

15. What does Abbot say the author has unwittingly portrayed Sorel as?
(a) A God.
(b) A homosexual.
(c) A bisexual.
(d) An evil entity.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Abbott say he is conflicted about?

2. What political figure does Abbott say he feels close to?

3. How did the police deal with the black farmer when he threatened them?

4. Who does Abbott say inherited the mathematics test?

5. What is capital punishment said to encourage?

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