A) The Los Angeles Times list B) The Guardian bestseller list C) Amazon's bestseller list D) The New York Times nonfiction list
A) The week ending October 16, 2023 B) The week ending September 16, 2023 C) The week ending September 16, 2022 D) The week ending September 6, 2023
A) A dismissive judge of obsession B) A biased observer of obsession C) A patient chronicler of obsession D) An impatient critic of obsession
A) The New York Times B) The Guardian C) The New Yorker D) Los Angeles Times
A) The investigative journalism format B) The chronological narrative format C) The "great man" biography format D) The autobiographical format
A) A humble and quiet innovator B) A reckless and toxic man-child C) A bumbling and unintelligent CEO D) A "moody but brilliant world-mover"
A) A "dull, insight-free doorstop" B) A brilliant and insightful masterpiece C) A biased and dated biography D) A rigorous work of reportage
A) "Reckless and toxic" B) "Knowledgeable" C) "Wickedly smart" D) "Comically bumbling"
A) Painted it black B) Took the 't' out C) Took the 'i' out D) Took the 'w' out
A) Almost comically bumbling B) A risk-seeking man-child C) A patient chronicler D) A brilliant world-mover
A) A political essay B) A book of reportage C) A promotional pamphlet D) A work of fiction
A) Rigorous and dogged B) Outdated and dull C) Biased and superficial D) Lazy and unverified
A) No meaningful questions B) All the wrong questions C) All the right questions D) Too many questions
A) The Verge B) Vox C) The New Yorker D) The Guardian
A) A champion of human rights B) Deeply connected to humanity C) A victim of society D) Estranged from humanity itself
A) A dull and insight-free summary B) A disconcerting thing to read C) A rigorous piece of reportage D) A triumphant conclusion
A) Public scrutiny B) Potty training C) Government regulation D) Financial success
A) Jill Lepore B) Elizabeth Lopatto C) Jennifer Szalai D) Walter Isaacson
A) Los Angeles Times B) The Verge C) The New Yorker D) Vox
A) Linda Yaccarino's hiring B) Twitter sign vandalism C) Starlink being shut off D) Joe Rogan's interview
A) Publish the biography B) Hold more interviews C) Read the book D) Contact Linda Yaccarino
A) "Asked wrong questions" B) "Rolled over" C) "Stood his ground" D) "Unearthed anecdotes"
A) To keep Musk's myth intact B) To save printing costs C) To shorten the book length D) To protect national security
A) Innovator and Maverick B) The Elon Musk Story C) The Life of Musk D) Elon Musk
A) CNN B) Fox News C) MSNBC D) BBC
A) The Economist B) Fortune C) TIME D) Forbes
A) Hoover Institution B) MIT Media Lab C) Brookings Institution D) Aspen Institute
A) Benjamin Franklin B) Albert Einstein C) Winston Churchill D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) HarperCollins B) Simon & Schuster C) Macmillan Publishers D) Penguin Random House
A) September 2023 B) August 2023 C) August 2021 D) September 2021
A) Three years B) One year C) Two years D) Five years
A) Volodymyr Zelenskyy B) Ukrainian general Kyrylo Budanov C) Ukrainian minister Mykhailo Fedorov D) Vladimir Putin
A) Very mercurial B) Calm and predictable C) Shy and reserved D) Introverted and cold
A) No, never B) Yes, about Starlink C) Yes, about Twitter D) Yes, about his family
A) Twitter B) Work C) Control D) Drama
A) Russian warships in Crimea B) A Russian supply train in Donbas C) Russian military bases in Moscow D) Russian aircraft in Belarus
A) Stood by the claim firmly B) Retracted his claim as a mistake C) Removed the book from publication entirely D) Blamed Elon Musk for lying to him
A) The Guardian B) The New York Times C) The Wall Street Journal D) The Washington Post
A) Within 200 km B) Within 100 km C) Within 500 km D) Within 50 km
A) A Ukrainian minister B) A Russian military commander C) A Starlink engineer D) A Ukrainian general
A) He was not sure B) He was certain Musk did it intentionally C) He proved Musk pushed the buttons D) He denied that Starlink was ever used
A) The New York Times B) Teen Vogue C) NBC News D) BBC News
A) Moderate conservative B) Libertarian socialist C) Extreme capitalist D) Radical Marxist
A) Vivian B) Jenna C) Alexandra D) Christiana
A) Close friends B) Family members C) School teachers D) Talent agents
A) Threads B) Twitter C) X D) Instagram
A) Mostly accurate B) Genuinely defamatory C) Deeply inspiring D) Fair and balanced
A) Her financial records B) Her medical history C) Any testimony by her D) Her academic transcripts
A) Her trans identity B) Her professional career C) Her ethnic background D) 她的 educational achievements
A) Her reasons for separation B) Her political donations C) 她的 business ventures D) Her childhood memories
A) An inspiration for technological innovation B) A villain-origin backstory for her father's rightwards political shift C) A reason for her father's financial success D) A catalyst for her father's space program
A) Teen Vogue B) The Wall Street Journal C) NBC News D) Time Magazine
A) Traditional religious ideology B) Authoritarian political ideology C) Ultra-capitalist ideology D) Radical anticapitalist ideology
A) Praise her father's competitors B) Focus solely on Tesla C) Ignore international politics D) Villainize the trans teenager
A) Netflix B) Disney C) A24 D) Warner Bros
A) Steven Spielberg B) Martin Scorsese C) Christopher Nolan D) Darren Aronofsky |