1. Why does Frazier point this out to the visitors?
(a) It demonstrates the ability to control young children.
(b) It demonstrates the productivity of the sheep.
(c) It illustrates the ability of the community to control specific behaviors that suit the community's needs.
(d) It demonstrates the benefits of early marriage.

2. As the debate continues, how do Castle and Frazier differ in their views of democracy?
(a) Castle says it is useful, although it has weaknesses; Frazier says its flaws far outweigh its virtues.
(b) Castle says it is inevitable while Frazier says it's on the decline.
(c) Castle says it is necessary while Frazier says it is a fraud.
(d) Castle says it is a perfect system, while Frazier says it's a proven failure.

3. To what does Frazier relate his theory of behavior?
(a) The teachings of Jesus about loving one's enemies.
(b) The teachings of Jesus about fortitude.
(c) The teachings of Jesus about love of one's neighbor.
(d) The teachings of Jesus about temptation.

4. What is the most advanced exercise for children to learn ethics?
(a) Half of the children wait half-an-hour, while the other half go on eating.
(b) Some children must skip one meal while others eat.
(c) Half of the children wait for five minutes while the other half go on eating.
(d) Children must feed their peers without getting food for themselves.

5. As far as men and women are concerned, which of the following best sums up the way Frazier describes the allocation of work at Walden Two?
(a) There appears to be little difference in the allocation of work between men and women.
(b) Men participate actively in child-rearing.
(c) Women take care of their children and work in the kitchen.
(d) Men do leadership and scientific work, while women do housework.