The Philosophy of Andy Warhol Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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The Philosophy of Andy Warhol Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Andy ends the conversation by telling B that Andy needs to do what to his hair?
(a) Cut it.
(b) Shave it.
(c) Dye it.
(d) Perm it.

2. What does Taxi do in regards to fashion statements?
(a) She ignores fashion.
(b) She stays current with fashion trends.
(c) She makes them readily adapted by the fashion industry.
(d) She wishes she could understand fashion.

3. Does Andy feel that being in the dark about love and sex can be a good situation?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Maybe.
(d) Not at first.

4. Why should a person take the initiative and point out his or her own personal shortcomings?
(a) So others know what can be expected of this person.
(b) So that another person will not be allowed the opportunity to offend that person.
(c) So that another person could leave if he or she did not like the shortcomings.
(d) So others can avoid him or her.

5. What is the largest part of being famous?
(a) The mystique of fame and notoriety.
(b) The money.
(c) The friends.
(d) The parties.

6. B offers up an alternative career for Andy. What is that career?
(a) Customs Official.
(b) President of the United States.
(c) A college professor.
(d) Police officer.

7. Toward whom does Andy gravitate more?
(a) Talkers instead of beauties.
(b) His friends.
(c) Beauties instead of talkers.
(d) Those who are quiet.

8. What does Andy regret not having?
(a) Family.
(b) Friends.
(c) A boss.
(d) A pet.

9. Why does New York not have time to have an aesthetic?
(a) The people are rude and loud.
(b) It is ugly and dirty.
(c) There is very little art in New York.
(d) It takes a person half a day to go either downtown or uptown.

10. Andy's career has its beginnings in what type of art?
(a) Commercial art.
(b) Ceramics.
(c) Painting.
(d) Sculpture.

11. In Andy's case, what does he believe that he is lacking?
(a) The tools to grow up.
(b) Some chemical that physically blocks further maturity and keeps him locked in a perpetual state of being a Mama's Boy.
(c) Good role models.
(d) A reason to grow up.

12. What would Andy's fear prevent him from ever being able to do?
(a) Become close to anyone.
(b) What he wants.
(c) Have a job on television.
(d) Spending money.

13. What does Andy find to be the hardest part of fame?
(a) Greeting fans.
(b) Doing interviews with people from different media.
(c) Signing autographs.
(d) Being lonely.

14. Why does he find this to be the hardest part?
(a) He does not like to write.
(b) These people come to the interview with preconceived ideas of what they are going to publicize about Andy before even speaking with him.
(c) He likes to have close family and friends nearby.
(d) He is nervous around strangers.

15. Why will adults never take this position with their children?
(a) Science, history, and foreign languages constitute big business.
(b) Beauty, love, and sex constitute big business.
(c) Math, reading, and writing constitute big business.
(d) Art, dance, and music constitute big business.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Andy and B say about chocolate-covered cherries?

2. With what does Taxi struggle?

3. Why does Andy find his first television set fascinating?

4. Andy believes that the events that happen in people's lives are more like what?

5. Andy admits to an affair with what?

(see the answer keys)

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