1. What do the authors claim is flawed about architecture made with the International Style?
(a) It is sterile and expensive to use.
(b) It is hard to develop and implement.
(c) It is affordable and clean.
(d) It is too organic and turns away big business.

2. What is the prediction of Thomas Malthus in the 1800s?
(a) Consumers will thrive off the Industrial Revolution.
(b) The Industrial Revolution will be the solution to consumerism.
(c) The government will end the Industrial Revolution.
(d) The Industrial Revolution will end in destruction.

3. What statement best describes how the authors feel about consumerism?
(a) It is the fault of an education system that does not teach good consumerism.
(b) We can blame uneducated consumers for the state of the environment.
(c) We can blame our children for our own consumerism.
(d) It is not completely the consumer's fault for the mass production of environmentally dangerous products.

4. Which is a good alternative to printing a typical book?
(a) Make books from extremely durable materials so that they are never thrown away.
(b) Recycle more books.
(c) Make a smaller version of books that uses less materials.
(d) Create electronic books.

5. Which of the following is an example of people trying to live with nature as it is today?
(a) Consumers decrease spending on recyclable products.
(b) Shoe manufacturers import materials that contain toxic chemicals.
(c) The Yakima Indians cooperate with the state of Washington by assuring the government that they will keep their own children safe from toxins in a dump site.
(d) Industrial factories designed with efficiency and production in mind.