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

5. Who chooses the art work displayed in the public buildings?
(a) The government.
(b) The people vote.
(c) The Director of Fine Art.
(d) The manager of the building.

6. Who wakes Julian at the beginning of Chapter 28?
(a) Edith.
(b) Sawyer.
(c) Dr. Leete.
(d) Mrs. Leete.

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

8. In Chapter 16, where does Dr. Leete suggest Julian visit that day?
(a) The univeristy.
(b) The central warehouse.
(c) The government center.
(d) The prison.

9. How much does Julian determine society could afford to spend per person in 1887?
(a) $300-$400.
(b) $800-$1000.
(c) $500-$600.
(d) $100-$200.

10. How many departments exist within the production system in 2000?
(a) 10.
(b) 20.
(c) 1.
(d) As many as necessary.

11. What does Edith bring Julian in case he can't sleep?
(a) A book.
(b) Medication.
(c) A glass of milk.
(d) Earplugs.

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

13. How does Julian think the Leetes view him?
(a) Envious.
(b) Loathing pity.
(c) Like equals.
(d) Curious.

14. Who does Dr. Leete say society would choose to be educated if society could not afford to educate all?
(a) The most intelligent.
(b) The less intelligent.
(c) Only men.
(d) Only children.

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