Faggots Quiz

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What is a faggot? (from Section 1, pp. 3 – 27)

A slang term for a female homosexual.

A slang term for a male homosexual.

A slang term for someone who lives in New York City.

A slang term for a heterosexual.

What is the most likely explanation for Randy Dildough's anger at Abe's suggestion that Randy become involved in the production of a film about male homosexuality? (from Section 3, pp. 65 – 101)

Randy seems to be afraid that Abe will be exposed as a homosexual and, therefore, cause Randy to lose all his status in Hollywood.

Randy seems to be afraid that developing a relationship of any kind with Abe will make Randy's boyfriend jealous.

Randy seems to be afraid that his long-term romantic relationship with Fred (which Fred referred to before) will expose him as a homosexual.

Randy seems to be afraid that he will be exposed as a homosexual and, therefore, lose all his status in Hollywood.

Which character experiences same-sex connection for the first time at the party at The Toilet Bowl? (from Section 7, pp. 172 – 195)

Ephra.

Nancellen.

Fred.

Abe.

The experiences of which character parallel Timmy's search for Winnie, and why? (from Section 6, pp. 152 – 172)

Fred: his search for love from Randy parallels Timmy's search for love from Winnie, who said he loved him.

Timmy: his search for love from Winnie echoes his own search for love from Fred, whom he has long desired to be with.

Randy: his search for love from Timmy parallel's Anthony's search for love from Leather Louie.

Fred: his search for love from Dinky parallels Timmy's search for Winnie, who said he loved him.

What incident or experience from earlier in the narrative is echoed in the reference made to how The Winston Man is becoming too old to continue to be effective in his advertising work? (from Section 2, pp. 27 – 63)

Fred's concern about becoming unemployed.

Fred's concern about becoming unattractive as he ages.

Dinky's concern about becoming unattractive as he ages.

Abe's concern about becoming unemployed.