1. How does the group of visitors manage the first work assignment of window-cleaning?
(a) They get through a good deal of the work in two hours, but Barbara is inefficient and uncomfortable.
(b) They are unaccustomed to this work, so they do not do well.
(c) They have no difficulty adjusting to physical work.
(d) Burris is inefficient and uncomfortable, but they get through the work.

2. When Roger and Barbara join the others for breakfast, how does Barbara stand out from the visitors?
(a) Barbara leaves the group and eats by herself.
(b) Barbara brings Roger his breakfast.
(c) Barbara does not eat breakfast.
(d) They all serve themselves breakfast, but Roger brings Barbara hers.

3. What is the impact on Burris when he participates in his chosen form of entertainment?
(a) He agrees with Frazier's philosophy.
(b) He is not convinced that Walden Two has the potential for a Golden Age.
(c) He believes Fraizer's ideas are unrealistic.
(d) He is overcome with the idea of a Golden Age.

4. Why is Rogers particularly impressed with Walden Two?
(a) During his experience at war, he realized the problematic nature of his elite life in the States.
(b) He is looking for a simpler life.
(c) He is excited about a free society.
(d) The community is a contrast to the things that upset him at home.

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