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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 3 "White Blackmail".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the meaning of "Wyatt's torch"?
(a) Wyatt's lighting after his electricity has been shut off.
(b) Wyatt's threat to destroy the economy by setting fire to Washington.
(c) What is left after Wyatt's destruction of his oil fields.
(d) Wyatt's new flashlight invention.
2. What is Mouch's new job after he resigns as Rearden's Washington lobbyist?
(a) Assistant Coordinator of the Bureau of Economic Planning and National Resources
(b) Vice President of Taggart Transcontinental
(c) Secretary of the Interior
(d) Assistant Editor of
3. What decision does Dagny make when she is nine years old?
(a) To study in Paris.
(b) To marry Eddie Willers.
(c) To run Taggart Rail Lines.
(d) To become a fashion model.
4. What is Owen Kellogg's reply to Dagny when she asks him why he is resigning from Taggert Railway?
(a) Railroads are a thing of the past.
(b) Who is John Galt?
(c) I'm going into business for myself.
(d) You can't pay me what I'm worth.
5. James and Cherryl begin their unlikely romance. Where does James meet her?
(a) At a cocktail party.
(b) Friends introduce them.
(c) In a dime store.
(d) At the train station.
Short Answer Questions
1. What game does Francisco play with the Mexican government and the American stockholders in the San Sebastian Mines?
2. How does Rand indicate that Wesley Mouch, Rearden's Washington lobbyist, may not be working in Rearden's interest?
3. When Dagny stops at a newsstand buy cigarettes, what is the last thing the vendor says to her?
4. When Dr. Stadler questions why the man who was developing the revolutionary motor was working in a factory research lab, what is Dagny's reply?
5. When Hank Rearden learns that the legislature has passed the Equalization of Opportunity Bill, what does he learn from Mouch, his lobbyist in Washington?
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