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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Sections 109 - 150.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the narrator describe his own face in a photo of him and his work associates?
(a) Aging and lacking potential promotion.
(b) Bright and friendly.
(c) Bland and lacking interest.
(d) Lifeless and lacking in intelligence.

2. What does the narrator believe about breaking the laws of grammar?
(a) There should be no laws.
(b) It's never okay.
(c) They should all be rewritten by him.
(d) It's okay sometimes.

3. What does the narrator believe differentiates him from other people?
(a) His active religious life.
(b) His active studies of human spirit.
(c) His active social life.
(d) His active thinking life.

4. What, in addition to dreaming, does the narrator say makes up his life?
(a) Thinking.
(b) Action.
(c) Crying.
(d) Drinking.

5. What does the narrator call sensations that keep a person from thinking?
(a) Overdreamed dreams.
(b) Overdeveloped faith.
(c) Underdeveloped faith.
(d) Undreamed dreams.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator fancy himself to be?

2. In Section 76, the narrator envisions an actual machine being built to allow people to have what ability?

3. When does the narrator believe he is truly able to be himself?

4. What does the narrator suggest may exist in several dimensions including space, the ego, and the ideal?

5. What further sickens the narrator about the common human beings?

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