1. How do Walden Two's communication practices differ from the outside world?
(a) Performance and events are listed on bulletin boards instead of splashy advertisements.
(b) A Town Crier communicates necessary information.
(c) Young people take around flyers about upcoming events.
(d) Events are announced at meal times.

2. While observing this group, what does Frazier reveal to the observers about Walden Two?
(a) It has over ten branches.
(b) It has been perpetuating itself by forming similar communities at Walden Three, Four and Five.
(c) It is cutting back on the formation of new communities.
(d) It has reached its final goal of six communities.

3. What is the attitude of Walden Two towards the importance of mother love in the lives of babies?
(a) It is not a necessity.
(b) They get it from the entire community.
(c) They get it by being isolated from everyone except their mothers.
(d) They get it from daily visits with their mothers.

4. What does Frazier explain to the group when one asks about how fast Walden Two can take on new members?
(a) The process will be rapid and based on experimentation.
(b) The process will be experimental and taken one step at a time.
(c) Walen Two has no desire to limit the number of new members.
(d) The process will be guided by research.

5. When the visitors have almost completed their window washing, what is the next assignment for Rogers, Steve, and Burris?
(a) They stack wood behind the theater.
(b) They clean the school.
(c) They paint the nursery.
(d) They refurbish buildings.