1. What factors determine the most common form of entertainment at Walden Two?
(a) Talent and time.
(b) The members of the community vote on what they want to do.
(c) Cost, transportation, and the amount of trouble involved.
(d) Cost and time to organize it.

2. Why does the author expand the visiting group to include these members?
(a) To make the visit more interesting.
(b) To present responses to Walden Two that reflect diverse perspectives.
(c) To satisfy the requirements of Frazier.
(d) To make the visit more economical.

3. How are new leaders and managers chosen at Walden Two?
(a) Frazier appoints a selection board each year.
(b) Frazier selects the high-level leaders and they choose managers.
(c) The members of the highest leadership group choose their successors, and managers work up to their positions.
(d) The Community Action Board chooses new leaders and managers.

4. What evidence does Frazier cite to support his argument about the impact of leisure on Walden Two?
(a) A successful school of performing arts.
(b) A burgeoning music community with composers and performers.
(c) A lively group of young artists.
(d) A strong spiritual culture.

5. What is the philosophy of the women as described by Mrs. Meyerson after Burris makes his comment?
(a) They place no emphasis on looking good.
(b) They are avid followers of modern fashion.
(c) They dress to disguise their attractiveness.
(d) They dress to flatter themselves but do not follow fashion.