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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3: Part 1: "Autumn 2093" - Part 2: "Autumn, fifty years earlier".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Book 3: Part 1, why does Charlie usually miss her husband's breakfast before he leaves for work?
(a) She forgets to wake up.
(b) She sleeps late.
(c) She is at the grocery store.
(d) She is at work.
2. In Book 1: Part 18, how does David's grandfather react to David's declaration of love for Edward?
(a) He becomes furious and erupts in anger.
(b) He is overjoyed and supportive.
(c) He is indifferent and unresponsive.
(d) He expresses concern and warns David.
3. In Book 3: Part 1, what unexpected event happens during the search by the Municipalities?
(a) Charlie recognizes one of the officers.
(b) The search is completely quiet.
(c) Someone starts crying in a neighboring unit.
(d) The police find a hidden book.
4. In Book 3: Part 2, why does the government consider restricting media coverage of outbreaks?
(a) To prioritize national security over public safety.
(b) To prevent panic and people fleeing affected areas.
(c) To cover up government incompetence.
(d) To encourage scientific literacy among the population.
5. In Book 3: Part 1, what does Charlie notice about the passengers on the 17:00 shuttle compared to the 18:00 shuttle?
(a) She does not recognize any of them.
(b) They are all scientists.
(c) They are all lab techs.
(d) Some of them wave at her.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Book 1: Chapter 3, what special event takes place at the Bingham Brothers bank each year?
2. In Book 2: Part 2, who pays for electricity and other supplies at Lipo-wao-nahele?
3. In Book 1: Part 18, why does David claim he declined Mister Griffith's offer?
4. In Book 3: Part 1, what significant event happens during the shuttle's stop near Forty-second Street?
5. In Book 1: Chapter 6, what does Edward Bishop do for a living?
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