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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are an individual's possessions limited to in 2000?
(a) His annual credit.
(b) Inheritances.
(c) His ability to work and earn.
(d) His aquired wealth.

2. Who is the narrator engaged to in 1887?
(a) Edith Barlett.
(b) Sarah Barlett.
(c) Sarah Leeke.
(d) Edith Leeke.

3. Who are professional schools open to?
(a) All retired workers over 45.
(b) The upper class.
(c) Anyone 21-30 years old.
(d) Men, 21-30 years old.

4. What is the labor class's chief weapon?
(a) Strikes.
(b) Leadership.
(c) Education.
(d) Wealth.

5. What is the function of clerks at the distribution center?
(a) Sell goods.
(b) There are no clerks.
(c) Process orders.
(d) Convince buyers to select their products.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator say Human history is?

2. Why is Julian surprised when the waiter is so pleasant?

3. According to the philosophy of 2000, what should happen if someone gives less than his all to a job?

4. What is the date when the narrator wakes up?

5. What does the narrator say the city in general demonstrates?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Julian find when he wakes up in Chapter 28?

2. Why does Julian have to stop a number of times in the Boston of 1887 to pull himself together?

3. How is corruption eliminated in the 2000 society?

4. How does international trade work in 2000?

5. What are the wealthy's various views of the poor?

6. Why is Julian nervous about going to sleep again?

7. What does Edith offer to Julian and make him promise?

8. What is women's role in the workforce in 2000?

9. What is the process of receiving goods in 2000?

10. How does Julian describe Sundays in 1887?

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