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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. Why do people feel comfortable looking any way when using a viewer?
(a) Because a viewer does not entail smell or feel.
(b) Because it is not considered polite to look at the person with whom one is chatting on a viewer.
(c) Because it is a very relaxed culture.
(d) Because the viewer is only for voice; not visual.

2. What encases the people on Earth?
(a) A titanium dome.
(b) A steel dome.
(c) A dome of nitrogen and oxygen.
(d) A fiberglass dome.

3. How long has it been since Gladia's husband has "seen" anyone besides herself?
(a) Since he was a boy.
(b) Never.
(c) Two weeks earlier.
(d) About three years ago.

4. Who is the man who meets Baley at Solaria?
(a) R. Daneel Olivaw.
(b) Detective Bothwell.
(c) Professor Higgenbothan.
(d) Agent Jones.

5. Who is Elijah Baley?
(a) A pilot.
(b) A doctor.
(c) A merchant.
(d) A detective.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the robot record?

2. From what planet is the person joining Baley?

3. Who works in the outside areas of Earth?

4. How does Baley feel about going?

5. Who takes care of Gladia after she finds her husband?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who meets Elijah at Solaria and what does he realize from the meeting?

2. Discuss the laws of robotics.

3. How do people on the Outer Worlds view Earthmen?

4. What does Gladia say about the murder of her husband?

5. What does Gladia ask Elijah about his and Daneel's proximity and what is Elijah's response?

6. Describe Gladia Delmarre.

7. Who is the Undersecretary and what does he order Baley to do and why?

8. Why do the authorities believe Gladia did not kill her husband and what does Gladia say when Elijah asks her if she did it?

9. How is the Earth encased, and how does that make Elijah feel?

10. Why does Daneel believe Gladia is naked while first "viewing" with Elijah?

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