3. D-503 doesn't understand the presence of a group outside of the influence of the State. What does he call them?
(a) They.
(b) We.
(c) Rebels.
(d) Outsiders.

4. When a woman breaks the ranks of the walk to rush toward a prisoner being escorted through the crown, who does D-503 mistake the woman for?
(a) O-90.
(b) I-330.
(c) The old woman.
(d) His mother.

5. What do the dissenters do on the Day of Unanimity?
(a) Stay home.
(b) Kill a Guardian.
(c) Raise their hands in opposition to the Benefactor.
(d) Stage a protest outside the coliseum.

6. Who does D-503 suspect has informed the Guardians of the plan to take the Integral?
(a) U-.
(b) O-90.
(c) S-4711.
(d) I-330.

7. What equation does D-503 establish regarding love and death?
(a) Life without love is death.
(b) Love plus death equals paradise.
(c) Love minus happiness equals death.
(d) Love is a function of death.

8. What name for God does D-503 use to refer to the Benefactor?
(a) Holy One.
(b) Jesus.
(c) Jehovah.
(d) Yawe.

9. Before leaving D-503's room after telling him that she was testing his duty to her, what does I-330 ask about?
(a) If he loves her.
(b) His illness.
(c) The progress on the Integral.
(d) His mother's health.

10. Who is with the Guardians that come to inspect D-503's room?
(a) U-.
(b) The Benefactor.
(c) R-13.
(d) O-90.

11. Where does U- work?
(a) The Medical Office.
(b) The Child-Rearing Factory.
(c) The Gas Bell.
(d) The Accumulator Tower.

12. What does the narrator discover as a boy on the Day of Unanimity?
(a) A tear in the curtains.
(b) An ink spot on his unif.
(c) A new number on his badge.
(d) That his mother was dying.

13. What physical trait of D-503's does I-330 tell him that women used to fall in love with?
(a) His eyes.
(b) His smile.
(c) His beard.
(d) His hands.

14. What is the Benefactor's voice compared to?
(a) Music.
(b) Rain.
(c) Thunder.
(d) Cast iron.

15. What, according to I-330, leads to equilibrium?
(a) Fire.
(b) Entropy.
(c) Love.
(d) Energy.