1. How does Burris respond to the women of Walden Two when he first sees them?
(a) He thinks they look dull and bored.
(b) He considers them plain.
(c) He considers them beautiful.
(d) He thinks they look overworked and unhappy.

2. What is the highest level of community leadership at Walden Two?
(a) The Management Board.
(b) The Chief of the Community, who is Frazier.
(c) The Board of Planners.
(d) The Community Action Board.

3. After the visitors complete their first session of window-cleaning, how does Frazier clarify the view that Walden Two is about "getting back to a simpler time"?
(a) The objective is to increase physical and spiritual activity.
(b) The objective is to increase physical work and improve health.
(c) He explains that the objective is to reduce hard labor, use technology, and create leisure.
(d) The objective is to reduce work and improve relationships.

4. What activities does Frazier plan for the group after breakfast on the morning after their leisure activities?
(a) They will visit the schools and earn labor credits.
(b) They will have a debate about Walden Two and then do their chores.
(c) They will work and then visit churches.
(d) They will visit factories and do their work there.

5. Why have Rogers and Jamnik come to visit Burris at the beginning of the novel?
(a) To find out about a utopian society he once mentioned to Rogers.
(b) To renew old acquaintances.
(c) To invite him to join their group.
(d) For advice on their future.