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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which city is the Rosen Corporation located?
(a) Paris
(b) London
(c) Seattle
(d) NewYork

2. How does Dick describe the Opera House?
(a) An enormous whale-belly of iron
(b) An enormous lion-belly of steel and stone
(c) An enormous whale-belly of steel and stone
(d) An tiny kitten tummy of aluminion

3. What is Luft's first name?
(a) Luna
(b) Luba
(c) Lovely
(d) Lucky

4. What reason does Rosen give for Rachel failing the test?
(a) She was brought up on a cargo ship and had little contact with humans
(b) She is a psychotic
(c) She spent the early years of her life locked in a cellar
(d) She does not like animals

5. What kind of test is used to discover an android?
(a) Sympathy test
(b) IQ test
(c) Empathy test
(d) Spelling test

Short Answer Questions

1. What would Decker be in violation of if he failed the test?

2. Which android does Bryant suggest Deckard go after first?

3. How much is Deckard quoted for an electric Ostrich?

4. Into what two groups are earth's remaining humans categorized?

5. What does Deckard say the test will expose Rachel to?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Buster's crippling broadcast schedule say about him as a person?

2. Why do think Mercer has become such a central figure on earth?

3. In chapter 20 how does Isidore reaction to Stratton's death affect Rick?

4. In chapter 17 why do you think Rachael is contemptuous of Rick sparing her life?

5. What does the empathy test say about the values of Dick's world?

6. How does Dick describe Rick's relief at surviving Polotov's onslaught?

7. Why do you think Mercerism has become the dominant theology?

8. In what way in this chapter does Dick blur the lines between real and artificial?

9. In what way does Rick question his beliefs?

10. In chapter 20 what is the significance of Rachael killing his goat?

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