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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3: Part 3: "Winter 2094" - Part 4: "Winter, forty years earlier".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Book 2: Part 2, what is Wika's perspective on wealth and extravagance?
(a) Wealth is relative and often unnecessary.
(b) One should flaunt their wealth.
(c) Money should be spent on material possessions.
(d) One should indulge in luxury.
2. In Book 1: Chapter 4, what common interest do David and Charles Griffith share?
(a) Their passion for art.
(b) Their appreciation of classical music.
(c) Their love for sailing.
(d) Their enthusiasm for cooking.
3. In Book 1: Chapter 2, how does David feel about the idea of an arranged marriage with Charles Griffith?
(a) He is excited and looking forward to the meeting.
(b) He strongly rejects the idea of an arranged marriage.
(c) He is uncertain but willing to consider it.
(d) He immediately accepts the proposal.
4. In Book 2: Part 2, why does Wika mention the Berlin Wall and colonies on Mars?
(a) To express confusion.
(b) To discuss his interests.
(c) To engage in wishful thinking.
(d) To share his knowledge.
5. In Book 3: Part 4, what is the fate of the Park?
(a) It will remain open as a public park.
(b) It is going to be expanded northward.
(c) It is going to be shut down and repurposed.
(d) It is going to be turned into a wildlife sanctuary.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Book 2: Part 2, what does Wika primarily consider his father's role in their lives after his death?
2. In Book 2: Part 1, why does Peter refuse Charles's company on his trip to Zurich?
3. In Book 3: Part 1, what does Charlie notice about the passengers on the 17:00 shuttle compared to the 18:00 shuttle?
4. In Book 3: Part 4, how does Charles feel about monitoring David's activities?
5. In Book 2: Part 2, what event leads to the strained quality of the visits to Lā‘ie after the father's death?
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