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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Harold Plover say his daughter wanted instead of nouns?
(a) Processes.
(b) Adjectives.
(c) Verbs.
(d) The first-person pronoun.

2. What kind of thinking does implementation F demonstrate?
(a) Associative.
(b) Reflexive.
(c) Abstract.
(d) Meditative.

3. What does Richard ask Helen during the training?
(a) What to do about C.
(b) Whether memory is real or not.
(c) What she knows.
(d) Where she comes from.

4. What does Helen conclude from reading William Blake's 'Poison Tree'?
(a) Life is a gray area between absolutes.
(b) Writing is its own form of artificial intelligence.
(c) Life can be reduced to black and white decisions.
(d) Man has created fictional absolutes to live by.

5. What condition does Richard impose on doing any more work for Philip Lentz?
(a) He wants to know where Lentz is getting his funding.
(b) He wants Lentz to apologize for deceiving him.
(c) He wants to know the secret of programming the algorithms.
(d) He wants to know the story of Lentz and his wife.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the crash of implementation E lead Philip Lentz to develop?

2. What does Lentz create for implementation F?

3. What kind of trauma did Audrey suffer?

4. What causes Richard to come home in tears?

5. What is the downside of Richard's work in C.'s experience?

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