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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapter 5 "Their Brothers' Keepers".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Rand show James Taggart's opportunism after the success of the John Galt Line?
(a) He decides to build a new line of his own.
(b) He takes credit for its success.
(c) He buys more stock in the John Galt Line.
(d) He gives Dagny credit for saving the company.
2. What news was in the letter the doorman had held for Dagny for a week?
(a) Quentin Daniels was moving to Colorado.
(b) Quentin Daniels had disappeared.
(c) Quentin Daniels could no longer work on the motor.
(d) Quentin Daniels had finally built a working model of her motor.
3. What prevents Taggart Transcontinental from meeting Rearden's deadline for delivering steel?
(a) Danagger refuses to supply coal if it will help Rearden.
(b) The bridge on the Galt Line is blown up.
(c) The coal miners all go on strike for higher wages.
(d) Danagger Coal cannot supply coal for the trains because its shipment goes to England.
4. James and Cherryl begin their unlikely romance. Where does James meet her?
(a) At the train station.
(b) At a cocktail party.
(c) Friends introduce them.
(d) In a dime store.
5. How does Lillian describe the bracelet?
(a) Something made from the same thing as railroad rails and soup kettles.
(b) As the only gift Hank has ever given her.
(c) As an early anniversary present from Hank.
(d) As a unique piece of jewelry that everyone in New York will envy.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Dagny's amazing discovery at Twentieth Century Motors?
2. What sarcastic comment does Dagny make to James Taggart and Wesley Mouch?
3. When Hank Rearden learns that the legislature has passed the Equalization of Opportunity Bill, what does he learn from Mouch, his lobbyist in Washington?
4. Where does Hank finally meet up with Danneskjtzld?
5. What does "the chain" represent to Henry Rearden?
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