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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. Why are the masses conditioned to hate the country but love all country sports?
(a) It is not economical
(b) Lower castes cannot waste time in the country
(c) Love of nature is gratuitous
(d) It requires them to consume more

2. Which word(s) best describes how John feels on the reservation?
(a) Happy
(b) Satisfied
(c) Lonely
(d) In love

3. What is passed around as they say, " I drink to my annihilation" at the Solidarity Service?
(a) Soma
(b) Strawberry ice cream soma
(c) Instruments
(d) Strawberry ice cream

4. How does Linda feel about seeing Lenina?
(a) Upset
(b) Ecstatic
(c) Angry
(d) Sad

5. Which of the following is a major instrument of social stability according to the director?
(a) Budding
(b) Stabilization
(c) Arrested development
(d) Bokanovsky's process

Short Answer Questions

1. How long has Lenina been seeing Henry?

2. Whom does Bernard go to pick up?

3. What does the leader of the dance get from the chest and throw from person to person?

4. What worried Lenina when she was in Bernard's room with him?

5. Who fathered John?

Short Essay Questions

1. What adjectives did John use to identify with Pope?

2. What is the definition of hypnopaedia?

3. Why do you believe the Embryo store is found in the basement?

4. Why is Bernard mocked by his peers?

5. What chant is said over and over as the group at the Solidarity Service dances in a circle slapping each other's bottoms?

6. What does the Director say the babies will develop as related to flowers and books?

7. In what ways are an egg's normal growth checked?

8. What were some of the things Linda told John about 'the other place'?

9. What statement in chapter four does Lenina make which is an unconscious echo of one of the many hypnopaedic lessons?

10. What does Bernard do after the the Solidarity service ends?

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