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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapter 4 "Anti-Life".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What news was in the letter the doorman had held for Dagny for a week?
(a) Quentin Daniels could no longer work on the motor.
(b) Quentin Daniels had disappeared.
(c) Quentin Daniels had finally built a working model of her motor.
(d) Quentin Daniels was moving to Colorado.

2. What is the contrast between Dagny's response to the socialistic society and Cherryl's?
(a) Cherryl resigns herself to poverty but Dagny finds ways of making more money.
(b) Dagny gives up but Cherryl makes James Taggart suffer.
(c) Dagny fights, but Cherryl commits suicide.
(d) Cherryl understands everything, but Dagny is confused.

3. Where does Dagny plan to start the first run of the John Galt Line?
(a) Cheyenne, Wyoming
(b) Denver, Colorado
(c) New York, NY
(d) Washington, D. C.

4. What happens after the disappearance of Wyatt and his vast Colorado oil fields?
(a) Mine owners begin blowing up their mines.
(b) Project X provides a new and better fuel.
(c) The government reopens the Wyatt oil fields and everything gets back to normal.
(d) Small companies cannot supply enough oil to fill the demand.

5. What is the meaning of "Wyatt's torch"?
(a) Wyatt's threat to destroy the economy by setting fire to Washington.
(b) Wyatt's lighting after his electricity has been shut off.
(c) What is left after Wyatt's destruction of his oil fields.
(d) Wyatt's new flashlight invention.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Danneskjtzld leave behind when he disappears into the darkness?

2. How did Hank know that their affair was over before Dagny told him.

3. What causes Dagny to resign from Taggart Transcontinental?

4. What was Francisco's nickname for Dagny when they were children?

5. When Dagny demands that Francisco tell her why Ellis Wyatt will be wiped out in Colorado, why does he refuse to tell her?

(see the answer key)

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