Study Questions for the '70s

Your answers will be assessed by our panel of expert judges.

1. Does love really mean never having to say you’re sorry? Support your argument with examples from your own experience.
   
2. You are a contractor whose client wants to buy a stairway to heaven. What line items should appear in your initial estimate?
3. If three is company too, what are four and five? Illustrate with examples and, if relevant, diagrams.
4. Discuss the relative advantages of Saturday night versus Friday night for fighting.
5. How much bigger a boat should Captain Quint get? What other features should it have?
6. If I’m OK and you’re OK, which one of us is the most OK? Support your argument with examples.
7. Macramé or latchhook? Give reasons for your choice.
8. Do you (you!) feel like I do? Why or why not?
9. Discuss the chemical composition of DY-NO-MITE! What safety precautions should be taken when preparing and handling it?
10. When you just can’t boogie no more, what do you do next? Why?

 
That ‘70s Exhibit will run through January 10, 2016 at Museum on Main.