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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 5-8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Early in their tour of Walden Two, the visitors learn that children do not eat with adults in the main dining room until a certain age. What age is this?
(a) Ten years.
(b) Six years.
(c) Seven years.
(d) Twelve years.
2. What is the figure of speech contained in the name of the passageway where the visitors first have tea?
(a) Illusion.
(b) Allusion.
(c) Attribution.
(d) Symbolism.
3. Why does the name of Walden Two contain the word Two?
(a) The first attempt at creating the community was a failure.
(b) There is a book called Walden that describes an experimental community.
(c) It is located near Walden.
(d) There are two communities and Frazier is in charge of the second.
4. What is the first significant activity at Walden Two that Frazier points out to the visitors on the first day of their visit?
(a) Adolescents being trained for early marriage.
(b) A group of children trained to resist lollipops.
(c) A herd of sheep trained to move in the required way.
(d) Spouses being trained to make their marriages work.
5. Which of the following features are included in the systems of work and leadership outlined by Frazier in his description of Walden Two?
(a) Shared work and experimentation.
(b) Scientific management and management of resources.
(c) Use of expertise, shared work, and experimentation.
(d) Use of experiments.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Frazier seek to integrate the visitors with the work system at Walden Two?
2. During their first discussion, what does Burris decide to do after the men have spoken about Frazier?
3. Why does Frazier point this out to the visitors?
4. What is the name of the passageway where the visitors have their tea on their first day at Walden Two?
5. How does the kitchen staff manage the washing and clearing of dishes after dinner?
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