2. Gulliver is held prisoner until he can get orders for passage from the court and he is called before the what?
(a) magistrate
(b) king
(c) queen
(d) governor

3. Gulliver is introduced to the king who is hard at work on a problem that involves what?
(a) history
(b) psychology
(c) mathematics
(d) astronomy

4. The floating island can keep hovering over the lower island, blocking out the sun and what, according to Gulliver?
(a) stars
(b) snow
(c) moon
(d) rain

5. Gulliver lodges where, rather than with the governor?
(a) in the servants' quarters
(b) a college dormitory
(c) the capital city
(d) a farmer's barn

6. Gulliver feels neglected because everyone on the island is only interested in math and what?
(a) literature
(b) music
(c) history
(d) chemistry

7. Who proposes that health and politics are intimately linked?
(a) the queen
(b) Gulliver
(c) a doctor
(d) the king

8. Gulliver makes it clear that he thinks the king is what?
(a) foolhardy
(b) crazy
(c) brilliant
(d) naive

9. This island has magicians and sorcerers on it and the main power on the island is that of a family of magicians who use what as servants?
(a) rabbits
(b) living magic hats
(c) the dead
(d) puppets

10. Which of these does Gulliver see?
(a) Socrates
(b) Plato
(c) Sophocles
(d) Aristotle

11. The one law is that the king and his two elder sons may not do what?
(a) hold regular jobs
(b) hold jobs in other public offices
(c) leave the island
(d) marry

12. The people exceed Europe in what area?
(a) psychology
(b) history
(c) astronomy
(d) creativity

13. The island cannot go over how many miles high?
(a) four
(b) five
(c) six
(d) three

14. The doctor theorizes that whenever the people are healed, then the politics and government will be what?
(a) healed
(b) reversed
(c) corrupt
(d) equal

15. How many years ago does the lord explain that people went to visit the flying island and came down with all sorts of ideas?
(a) twenty
(b) sixty
(c) forty
(d) thirty