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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who selects judges in 2000?
(a) The lawyers.
(b) The President of the United States.
(c) The people.
(d) The industrial army.

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

3. What does Dr. Leete say was the reason 1887 society was wasteful of human energy?
(a) Lack of social organization.
(b) Lack of intelligence.
(c) To little work.
(d) To many laborers.

4. How do guests at the dinner Julian has apparently attended react to his tirade?
(a) They think he is drunk.
(b) They agree.
(c) They ignore him.
(d) They think he is frantic.

5. When an individual has a serious criticism or opinion, how does he share it with the people?
(a) Writes a newspaper article.
(b) Publishes a pamphlet.
(c) Goes on the radio.
(d) Holds a meeting.

6. What analogy does Julian use for society in 1887?
(a) Modified utopia.
(b) Arid desert.
(c) A rose bush.
(d) A childhood memory.

7. What do those in the 20th century compete for?
(a) Money.
(b) Material prizes.
(c) Fun.
(d) Glory.

8. At what age do children in 1887 leave their schooling?
(a) 21 or 22.
(b) 14 or 15.
(c) 19 or 20.
(d) 13 or 14.

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

10. When Julian returns to his sleeping chamber for a second time, what does he find?
(a) His will.
(b) A picture of Edith Barlett.
(c) Newspapers from 1887.
(d) His clothing.

11. What does the sermon that Dr. Leete and Julian listen to begin talking about?
(a) The power of unity.
(b) Bringing peace to the world.
(c) Julian's presence.
(d) Government's good will.

12. What does the 2000 system depend on?
(a) Collecting taxes.
(b) Enhancing people's lives.
(c) Making money.
(d) Building up the upper class.

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

14. What does Edith find strange about Julian's reaction to his old home?
(a) He displays no emotion.
(b) He does not remember it.
(c) He cries.
(d) He laughs.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the production of goods based on?

2. How much does Julian determine society could afford to spend per person in 1887?

3. Who does this secret really have to do with?

4. Who is the leader of the women's industrial force?

5. What other name does Julian refer to his sleeping chamber?

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