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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 was legalized that helped reduce population growth?
(a) Abortion.
(b) Vasectomy.
(c) Abstinence.
(d) The pill.
2. What are some skills that the children learn in school in Ecotopia?
(a) Casting and mining.
(b) Drawing and painting.
(c) Accounting and books.
(d) Hunting and fishing.
3. What does television serve in Ecotopia?
(a) As a method of public debate.
(b) As a method of advertising international companies.
(c) As a public announcement system.
(d) As a method of seducing locals to join the army.
4. How do most Ecotopians get around?
(a) Swim or run.
(b) Drive or take the bus.
(c) Walk or bike.
(d) Fly or hike.
5. What do Ecotopians think of travel for business?
(a) Important.
(b) Pleasurable.
(c) Unnecessary.
(d) Dependent upon the area.
Short Answer Questions
1. What system does the person that Weston meets tell him about?
2. What impresses Weston about the average Ecotopian child?
3. What is the name of the new minicity that Weston visits?
4. What does Weston dream about the night after he watches the game?
5. Where does Weston's flight land?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the Ecotopian attitude towards degrees and certifications versus experience.
2. Describe Weston's observations of marijuana and common social behavior in Ecotopia.
3. Describe the difference in duration of violent crime sentences in America as compared to Ecotopia.
4. Describe the conclusion of the book from the editor Max' point of view.
5. What is Weston forced to conclude in the last section of the book?
6. Describe health insurance in Ecotopia.
7. Describe the two popular methods of making plastics employed in Ecotopia.
8. Describe the Ecotopian production methods.
9. Describe the primary difference between research in Ecotopia compared to that in America.
10. Describe the reader's knowledge of Ecotopia when William Weston begins his journey.
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