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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. Which class of society does the narrator belong?
(a) Rich/educated.
(b) Poor/uneducated.
(c) Laborers.
(d) Middle class.

2. What is Dr. Leete's daughter's name?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Jane.
(c) Rebecca.
(d) Edith.

3. What year does the narrator assure the reader he does not mean?
(a) 1857.
(b) 1757.
(c) 1957.
(d) 2000.

4. What does Dr. Leete claim really occurred?
(a) Acceptance of one govenment-run business.
(b) Nothing.
(c) National strike.
(d) World War.

5. What does the narrator do to remedy his disorder?
(a) Build a sleeping chamber.
(b) Write reminder notes.
(c) Take medication.
(d) Lock his bedroom door.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does the narrator first see the city of Boston?

2. What two classes does this society consist of?

3. Who provides the education and training for the transition to the new way of society and business?

4. What is used as an alarm clock for Julian in 2000?

5. What is considered one of the lowest officers in the industrial army?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Dr. Leete explain the difference in relationships between 1887 and 2000?

2. Edith is curious about how women shopped in the 19th century. What does Julian say about this?

3. How is publishing handled and financed in 2000?

4. Why is the name of Dr. Leete's daughter significant?

5. In Chapter 2, why does Sawyer call for Dr. Pillsbury?

6. Why are inheritances more of a curse than a blessing in 2000?

7. How does the labor philosophy of 2000 work in terms of doctors?

8. Why are there no merchants in 2000?

9. The narrator states that he has to build a sleeping chamber due to insomnia, what does the sleeping chamber look like?

10. How is the narrator found?

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