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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. The population of Trantor is in excess of what number?
(a) 40 billion.
(b) 500 million.
(c) 10 billion.
(d) 50 million.
2. What shocking thing does Hardin do to Lord Dorwin?
(a) Insult his intelligence.
(b) Slap his face.
(c) Record his conversations.
(d) Ignore him.
3. Who does Gaal demand that his lawyer arrange a hearing with immediately?
(a) Chief of Police.
(b) The Govenor.
(c) The Emperor.
(d) Hari Seldon.
4. How does Gaal describe Trantor to Hari Seldon?
(a) Wonderful.
(b) Frightening.
(c) Awful.
(d) Glorious.
5. How many years into the future can Seldon predict?
(a) 100.
(b) 3000.
(c) 1500.
(d) 300.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color uniforms do the members of the commission wear?
2. The lawyer tells Gaal that there is a _________ probability that the trial will end well for him.
3. Seldon shocks the court when he predicts that what will fall?
4. What is Lord Dorwin's official title?
5. Hari Seldon tells the board that the Encyclopedia is a what?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Hardin and Lee's plans for Terminus?
2. What does Fara point out to Hardin about psychology?
3. What does Seldon tell the commission when they ask him if there is any way to change the outcome of his prediction?
4. What does the treaty between Anacreon and the Empire mean for Terminus?
5. How does Hari Seldon calculate that a disaster will befall the Empire in 300 years?
6. What sort of things does the commission question Gaal about when he is first put into detention?
7. What does the image of Hari Seldon tell the board on Terminus is the path of the future?
8. What does Gaal see from the observation tower of the Luxor hotel?
9. Why is Hardin concerned that Anacreon has crowned a king?
10. What does Hardin's analysis of the conversations he secretly taped with Lord Dorwin show?
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