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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. Where does A. Square first see Lineland?
(a) In a movie
(b) In a dream
(c) In his reflection
(d) In a book
2. How does A. Square attack the stranger?
(a) With a knife
(b) With a gun
(c) With his hands
(d) With his hardest right angle
3. How is the regularity of women monitored?
(a) By pedigrees
(b) Through their own word
(c) Through annual visits
(d) Through feeling
4. What is the final fate for A. Square?
(a) He is killed.
(b) He is banished from the town.
(c) He is imprisoned for life.
(d) He is committed to an asylum.
5. Where does A. Square travel in his dream?
(a) Flatland
(b) Lineland
(c) Pointland
(d) Spaceland
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the result of the lesson?
2. Who does A. Square decide is fit for his lesson?
3. How does the stranger defend his idea that omnipotence is not a quality of Gods?
4. How does A. Square know he is to be punished for his views?
5. What is a circle in Flatland?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what happens that leads to the imprisonment of A. Square.
2. Discuss how complacency is viewed by Sphere.
3. Explain A. Square's login that a Fourth dimension must exist.
4. What methods does A. Square use to attempt to explain two dimensional space? Summarize the information he explains to the King.
5. Explain the only recognition method used in Flatland, and why touch and sight are not used.
6. What does the grandson hear outside the window in Chapter 21? Why does he become afraid? What does this fear cause him to reject?
7. What does A. Square's wife do to the Circle at the end of the chapter? Why does she become afraid and embarrassed?
8. What method does A. Square next attempt to use to describe the Fourth Dimension? Why does he find it difficult?
9. Describe the scene between A. Square and his grandson in Chapter 15, and summarize the grandson's argument for a third dimension.
10. The Circle attempts to use an analogy to explain three dimensional space to A. Square in Chapter 16. Summarize this analogy.
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