Childhood's End Test | Final Test - Easy

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Childhood's End Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who offers the primary point of view in Chapter 14?
(a) Jan Rodricks.
(b) Karellen.
(c) Rupert Boyce.
(d) Professor Sullivan.

2. What is causing grief to people all over the world?
(a) The loss of their planet.
(b) The loss of their children.
(c) The loss of their freedom.
(d) The loss of their minds.

3. Where does Karellen send one of his fellow invaders?
(a) To Athens.
(b) To Corinth.
(c) To Ephesus.
(d) To Mars Hill.

4. Why do the invaders plan to return Jan Rodricks to Earth?
(a) Because conditions on the alien planet would be too uncomfortable for him.
(b) Because he is too hostile to the invaders.
(c) Because he is discovered to have a disease the invaders cannot treat.
(d) Because they want him to act as ambassador.

5. Why is Karellen sad for his race?
(a) It is becoming extinct.
(b) It is trapped by the Overmind.
(c) It will never reach the potential of the new race on Earth.
(d) It is forced to perform the same tasks on some other planet as it did Earth.

6. What does Karellen decide to do as the end of civilization approaches?
(a) Address the world.
(b) Enslave the world.
(c) Destroy the world.
(d) Transport people from the Earth to a safe place.

7. What is the effect of the drug Jan Rodricks injects himself with?
(a) It causes hallucinations.
(b) It gives him superhuman strength.
(c) It puts him into a state similar to hibernation.
(d) It gives him a heightened sense of awareness.

8. According to Karellen, what will humans develop?
(a) Immortality.
(b) The ability to travel at warp speed.
(c) A form of energy the higher power can feed from.
(d) Telepathic abilities.

9. The invaders were sent to Earth by:
(a) The Force.
(b) A higher power.
(c) The United Federation of Planets.
(d) The Galactic Empire.

10. Why does Karellen grieve for humans?
(a) Because he had become so attached to them
(b) Because he had the opportunity to save them but didn't.
(c) Because they were destroyed.
(d) Because they never reached their full potential.

11. What comes as a warning prior to the tsunami?
(a) Police going door-to-door.
(b) A television broadcast.
(c) A telepathic warning from the invaders.
(d) A siren.

12. Who is Thanthalteresco?
(a) The peacekeeper.
(b) The professor.
(c) The enforcer.
(d) The inspector.

13. Who is the founder of the community on the island compared to?
(a) Jacob.
(b) Moses.
(c) Abraham.
(d) Adam.

14. Which invader does George Greggson meet with?
(a) Takhomasak.
(b) Thanthalteresco.
(c) Rashaverak.
(d) Karellen.

15. What alarms Jan Rodricks when he returns to Earth?
(a) Human bodies.
(b) The Earth is devoid of all vegetation.
(c) The Earth is totally covered with water.
(d) The Earth is dark with no man-made lights.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Karellen reveal that Jan Rodricks was a stowaway on the alien ship?

2. Why is Karellen impressed with the whale display in Chapter 13?

3. What does the device Karellen employs in the pressroom do?

4. What does Thanthalteresco call George Greggson's oldest son?

5. What is unique about the island George Greggson and Jean Morrel visit?

(see the answer keys)

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