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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. Who is Mailer's lawyer in Chapter 9?
(a) Kube.
(b) Goodman.
(c) Dellinger.
(d) de Grazia.
2. Next to what famous left icon's bunk does Mailer lay down at the end of Chapter 6?
(a) Abbie Hoffman.
(b) Noam Chomsky.
(c) Dan Berrigan.
(d) Wavy Gravy.
3. How does Mailer describe the MP's face at the end of Chapter 1?
(a) Pained.
(b) Severe.
(c) Impassive.
(d) Intelligent.
4. What is the highest estimate given in Chapter 5 for the number of marchers who may attend?
(a) 200,000.
(b) 500,000.
(c) 50,000.
(d) 80,000.
5. What does one of the older gentlemen tell a young black man who gets overly angry in Chapter 4?
(a) To speak to one of the monitors.
(b) To just go home.
(c) To have a swig of scotch.
(d) To lead the way to the Pentagon.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 5, what is Mailer's mind racing to figure out?
2. Counting his current one, how many wives has Mailer had?
3. In Chapter 4, to what does Mailer compare the people on the bus?
4. How is Mailer certain the MP in Chapter 6 is not going to hit him?
5. In Chapter 3, what city does the Steering Committee meet in?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the more extreme voices in the march planning as discussed in Chapter 5.
2. How does Dellinger go about planning the march in Chapters 2 and 3?
3. What metaphor does Mailer draw to the Pentagon in Chapter 4?
4. What train of people following the the march in Chapter 4?
5. In the detain room in Chapter 3, what strikes Mailer about the people around him?
6. Describe the several movements the arrested marchers have to make in this section?
7. How is the crowd becoming unruly in Chapter 4?
8. What do the Fugs do at the Pentagon in Chapter 5?
9. How does Dick Fontaine figure into the events of this section?
10. What conclusion does Mailer draw from two articles at the end of Chapter 6?
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