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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the topic of the Senator's speech in the Senate Chamber before his election?
(a) The Golden Age of Rome.
(b) The End of the Depression.
(c) The Parable of the Cave.
(d) The defeat of Eisenhower.
2. What stipulation of the charter of the Foundation does Mushari take interest in?
(a) Anyone declared insane is immediately expelled.
(b) Anyone caught stealing is immediately expelled.
(c) Anyone changing political parties is immediately expelled.
(d) Anyone divorcing is immediately expelled.
3. Why does Eliot's psychiatrist tell Sylvia he is resigning from Eliot's case?
(a) Because Eliot has refused to pay for his treatment.
(b) Because Eliot refuses to attend therapy sessions.
(c) Because Eliot has not spoken in a year.
(d) Because Eliot has a "most massively defended neurosis."
4. How does Eliot's father react when he hears of Eliot's drunken behavior?
(a) He goes on a tyrade and accuses Eliot of ruining his career.
(b) He refuses to worry, stating "Eliot's got fiber, he's got spine."
(c) He demands that Eliot check into a hospital.
(d) He tells Sylvia to take Eliot to Europe for six weeks.
5. When in New Egypt, New Jersey, with whom does Eliot trade his dress suit and for what?
(a) With a woman for her car.
(b) With a volunteer fireman for a 1939 double breasted suit.
(c) With a police officer for release from jail.
(d) With a homeless man for a bottle of whiskey.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Eliot meet Sylvia?
2. What does Eliot call Sylvia in his letter to her from Iowa?
3. Why does Eliot collect pictures from magazines for his clients?
4. What is in the letter that is to be given to the next president of the Foundation from the current president?
5. During the meeting with Sylvia, how does Senator Rosewater react when McAllister reminds him about the other Rosewater?
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