1. Why does the name of Walden Two contain the word Two?
(a) There is a book called Walden that describes an experimental community.
(b) There are two communities and Frazier is in charge of the second.
(c) It is located near Walden.
(d) The first attempt at creating the community was a failure.

2. On their way to their first activity on the morning after they participate in entertainment, what do the visitors observe?
(a) They pass children painting a mural.
(b) They pass children involved in organized sports.
(c) They pass children learning geometry with strings and pegs.
(d) They pass children gardening.

3. As the discussions about the educational system come to an end, Castle asks about freedom. Which of the following best describes Frazier's reason for avoiding Castle's questions about freedom?
(a) He does not like Castle.
(b) He doesn't believe Castle knows what he is talking about.
(c) He is confident that Walden Two's practices create more freedom than there is in traditional societies.
(d) He is aware that the practices of Walden Two create significant limits on freedom.

4. What subjects do the older children have to study in school?
(a) Whatever interests them.
(b) English, Math, and Science.
(c) English, Music, Math, and Science.
(d) Math, Engineering, and Science.

5. When Roger and Barbara join the others for breakfast, how does Barbara stand out from the visitors?
(a) Barbara brings Roger his breakfast.
(b) They all serve themselves breakfast, but Roger brings Barbara hers.
(c) Barbara does not eat breakfast.
(d) Barbara leaves the group and eats by herself.