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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 21, where does Dr. Leete suggest they go?
(a) The court house.
(b) Town Hall.
(c) The schools and univeristies.
(d) The distribution center.

2. What does Julian suggest in terms of religion?
(a) A national sermon.
(b) Religion is outlawed.
(c) Personal beliefs are still allowed.
(d) No one practices religion.

3. What does Julian think about Dr. Leete's theory about the national party and the beginning of reform?
(a) It makes logical sense.
(b) It is erroneous.
(c) He saw it comming in 1887.
(d) He is surprised Dr. Leete knows so much about the 19th century.

4. What are women in 2000 relieved of doing?
(a) Working.
(b) Raising children.
(c) Housework.
(d) Going to school.

5. As Julian walks through Boston in Chapter 19, what does he notice is missing?
(a) State prison.
(b) Library.
(c) Churches.
(d) Parks.

6. Dr. Leete states that, in a previous time, this group was funded by business monopolies.
(a) The society of 1887.
(b) The Nationalist group.
(c) The Group for Business Betterment.
(d) Anarchists.

7. What part of education does society in 2000 foster that surprises Julian?
(a) Science.
(b) Physical education.
(c) Art.
(d) Law.

8. What does Julian state he may not be able to keep track of in 2000?
(a) The work load.
(b) Society in general.
(c) Days of the week.
(d) Financial laws.

9. At what age do boys in 1887 begin work?
(a) 18.
(b) 17.
(c) 19.
(d) 16.

10. What benefits do women have in the work force?
(a) More responsibility.
(b) More pay.
(c) Highest leadership.
(d) Shorter hours.

11. What is the time of old age considered in the society of 2000?
(a) Fearful.
(b) Enviable.
(c) Dreadsome.
(d) Prosperous.

12. What are the educators responsible for in the 2000 educational system?
(a) Self-preservation.
(b) Fostering reflection.
(c) Developing respect for state.
(d) Body and mind.

13. Who does Julian learn Edith Leete really is?
(a) A vision.
(b) His great granddaughter.
(c) Edith Bartlett.
(d) Edith Bartlett's great-granddauther.

14. What other name does Julian refer to his sleeping chamber?
(a) Quiet room.
(b) Safe room.
(c) Strong room.
(d) Hiding room.

15. In Chapter 16, as Edith and Julian are talking, what causes Edith to lower her eyes and blush?
(a) Julian's worship-like expression toward her.
(b) She admits her love to Julian.
(c) She tripps and falls into Julian.
(d) Her embarrassment about how she looks.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Julian approaches Edith to ask about the whispers he heard when he first woke up, what does he say he is?

2. In Chapter 16, where does Dr. Leete suggest Julian visit that day?

3. What does Julian say he is and thus does not waste his time on such mysteries as the one Edith presents?

4. What does Julian decide the national party eventually achieved?

5. What is the second necessity of life?

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