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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. What is cheaper in the long run than clear-cutting, according to Ecotopians?
(a) Photosynthetic regeneration.
(b) Mature tree cutting.
(c) Sapling planting.
(d) Little shoot capturing.

2. In the Ecotopian education system, how do children progress?
(a) Through luck.
(b) Through levels.
(c) Through grades.
(d) Through tribal competition.

3. How long does it take, on average, to reach any destination off the train terminal in the minicity?
(a) 5 minutes.
(b) 15 minutes.
(c) 20 minutes.
(d) 10 minutes.

4. Where do most of the population of Ecotopia reside?
(a) Underground taverns.
(b) City skywalks.
(c) Smaller towns and minicities.
(d) Large urban tracts of land.

5. What is the population size of Ecotopia by the time Weston visits?
(a) 2 million.
(b) 18 million.
(c) 120,000.
(d) 17,000.

Short Answer Questions

1. What states comprise Ecotopia?

2. What is unusual about the streets of the city that Weston explores?

3. What is the method of thrill-seeking that Weston sees in Ecotopia?

4. Who are a minority in Ecotopia?

5. What does Weston dream about the night after he watches the game?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the difference between Ecotopian and American plastics?

2. Describe Weston's travel to Ecotopia.

3. Describe the difference in duration of violent crime sentences in America as compared to Ecotopia.

4. Describe the initial energy system that Ecotopia inherits.

5. Describe the Ecotopian attitude towards degrees and certifications versus experience.

6. Describe what Weston learns at the extrusion factory.

7. Describe the three-stage program that the Ecotopians have to lower population growth.

8. Describe the Ecotopian legal system.

9. Describe Ecotopian television and its use.

10. Describe the Ecotopian method of mature tree cutting and Weston's observations.

(see the answer keys)

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