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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. Who should share equally in both the responsibilities and the rewards according to London?
(a) The business owner.
(b) The individual.
(c) The proletariat.
(d) The collective.

2. Who made their money off of the workers?
(a) Proletariats.
(b) Business owners.
(c) Socialists.
(d) Capitalists.

3. Who does Dr. Cunningham prod to speak at the dinner event at his house?
(a) Carson.
(b) Jackson.
(c) Avis.
(d) Everhard.

4. What does Avis realize she was complicit in doing by Chapter 3?
(a) Punishing her father.
(b) Perpetuating the situation.
(c) Imprisoning Everhard.
(d) Betraying the Bishop.

5. Who does Avis encounter in the city that has an expression of horror all the time in Chapter 4?
(a) Everhard.
(b) Bishop.
(c) Dr. Cunningham.
(d) Jackson.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Everhard say that the journalists will say about the Bishop in Chapter 6?

2. Since the death of his wife, what had Dr. Cunningham become?

3. What happens to Avis because of her association with Everhard in Chapter 5?

4. What is the group that attends Dr. Cunningham's dinner in Chapter 7?

5. In what principle does Everhard prove that the group is no different from the group they resent in Chapter 7?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the two-tiered future described in the Iron Heel?

2. What does Everhard argue effectively about at the dinner party?

3. What does the Iron Heel reveal about workers according to Franklin?

4. Describe the journalist's interaction with Avis about the Jackson case.

5. Describe the essential conflict of the Iron Heel.

6. Why does Wickhard offer Everhard a job?

7. What does the contemporary author H. Bruce Franklin describe about London?

8. Why is Bishop Morehouse becoming a martyr of sorts?

9. Describe Everhard's argument that causes the Bishop to protest.

10. What does Everhard predict about the Bishop that comes true?

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