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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 29-31.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As the first discussion between Burris, Rogers, and Jamnik evolves, what does the reader learn about the attitude of the two younger men regarding their lives?
(a) They are disillusioned and in search of something different.
(b) They want to encourage others to go to war.
(c) They are searching for better careers.
(d) They are happy about their society.

2. According to Frazier, how does Walden Two's second generation of members differ from its first?
(a) The first was interested in a simpler way of life, the second to pursue this with more adherence to the Code.
(b) The second generation agreed to the Code, but the first used trial and error.
(c) The first was guided by Frazier's vision, the second by a shared Code.
(d) The second generation is raised in Walden Two's culture, but the first generation agreed to the Code.

3. What is problematic about Rogers' desire to embrace the Walden Two lifestyle?
(a) It puts him in conflict with his desire fro financial success.
(b) It conflicts with his desire for freedom.
(c) It will take him away from his family.
(d) It puts him in conflict with his fiancee.

4. What do the visitors learn at dinner about how the management of meals contributes to avoidance of crowds at Walden Two?
(a) Meals are served throughout the day.
(b) Meals are served at different locations.
(c) Meals are served to be taken away.
(d) Meals are taken to individual living quarters.

5. As the group comes across couples with babies, what views are expressed concerning the best age for marriage and child-bearing?
(a) They all believe that delaying marriage and pregnancy is best for individuals and society.
(b) They all agree that there are disadvantages to adolescent motherhood.
(c) Frazier points out the advantages at Walden Two of early marriage and parenthood, but the visitors express different views.
(d) They all agree that early child-bearing frees women to join the work force.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the argument that takes place when the rain causes Burris, Castle, and Frazier to have an extended discussion, what is the major purpose served by Frazier's arguments?

2. What is the role of the person who is responsible for Walden Two's relationship to government in the wider society?

3. How does Frazier seek to integrate the visitors with the work system at Walden Two?

4. What further explanation does Frazier give about Walden Two's philosophy regarding emotional expression?

5. Why have Rogers and Jamnik come to visit Burris at the beginning of the novel?

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