2. What does Einstein warn the Progressive Education Association?
(a) That progress without deliberation leads to becoming mired in legality.
(b) That education is worthless without morality.
(c) That progress without intention is disasterous.
(d) That teaching pacifism without spurning militarism is unrealistic.

3. Who does Einstein urge to appreciate the legacy of countless generations and work to understand all nations and ages?
(a) Those who would go to war.
(b) Elderly politicians.
(c) Happy youth.
(d) Unhappy youth.

4. What has made international peace a matter of life and death and an ethical imperative for everyone?
(a) The global market.
(b) Waning resources.
(c) Religious imperatives.
(d) Technology.

5. Who does Einstein praise for her moral qualities and hardships above her intellectual accomplishments?
(a) Golda Meir.
(b) Samantha Carter.
(c) Marie Curie.
(d) Mother Theresa.

6. What is pacifism that fails to fight against armaments?
(a) Wise.
(b) Impotent.
(c) Effective.
(d) Insane.

7. Though science can produce knowledge and means of action, what can it not do?
(a) Produce truth.
(b) Set goals or pass value judgments.
(c) Initiate that action.
(d) Stop thinking that arises from myth.

8. With what does religion deal?
(a) The need for progress.
(b) The truthof scientific theories.
(c) Everything not predetermined by heredity, sets ideals, and educates.
(d) The morality of science.

9. What does Einstein claim uncontrolled technology has created?
(a) An abandonment of religious principles.
(b) Massive unemployment.
(c) Massive religious unrest.
(d) A reliance on machines that may prove society's downfall.

10. Why are Americans so far removed from the Asians and Russians?
(a) Americans live more for the future than the present.
(b) Americans are intellectually far superior.
(c) Americans are intellectually far inferior.
(d) Americans have no sense of traditions.

11. What should history do?
(a) Influence the future.
(b) Teach the future.
(c) Be forgotten.
(d) Interpret the progress in civilization rather than calculating power and success.

12. Of what does Einstein warn Fascist nations?
(a) Being to provencial.
(b) Seeking to overpopulate.
(c) Having too much pride in genetic heritage.
(d) Seeking to dominate weaker neighbors.

13. In what year is "Religion and Science" written?
(a) 1941.
(b) 1939.
(c) 1937.
(d) 1929.

14. Though one man choosing to be a conscientious objector would accomplish little, what would accomplish much?
(a) All women asking their husbands, brothers and father to choose not to fight.
(b) Einstein is not sure.
(c) All the world leaders being "conscientious objectors."
(d) Fifty thousand conscientious objectors.

15. What does Einstein need a great deal of?
(a) Social interaction.
(b) Comfort.
(c) Solitude.
(d) Possessions.