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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What term does D-503 use to describe his hands?
(a) Childlike.
(b) Calloused.
(c) Apelike.
(d) Small.
2. What is the name of one of the "famous mathematical couplets" of the One State?
(a) Love is Awesome.
(b) All Hail the Benefactor.
(c) He Who Was Late to Work.
(d) The Man Who Went Mad.
3. What auditorium does I-330 tell D-503 to go to when he first speaks to her on the street?
(a) The one on Fifth Avenue.
(b) Broadway Theatre.
(c) Number 112.
(d) Number Two.
4. What is R-13 given the task of turning into a poem?
(a) A math problem.
(b) A death sentence.
(c) A science lesson.
(d) A song.
5. To what does D-503 refer as an error by God?
(a) The heart.
(b) The Bible.
(c) The creation of man.
(d) Removing himself from life.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the number of the man who D-503 almost tells about I-330's "criminal" behavior?
2. What term does R-13 use to describe O-90 when discussing her relationship with D-503?
3. What kind of dress does I-330 put on when D-503 visits her room for the first time?
4. What is the name of a "modern" song that the narrator listens to?
5. How many identities does D-503 "see" in himself?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the Integral being built?
2. How does D-503 see his relationships with R-13 and O-90?
3. What is significant about D-503's visit with I-330 on the street corner?
4. How does the narrator describe the character called I-330?
5. What images does D-503 see when he dreams for the first time in his life?
6. What task has R-13 been given for the sentencing of the criminal?
7. What secret does D-503 discover about the Ancient House when he visits it alone?
8. What criminal activities does I-330 partake in when D-503 visits her room for the first time?
9. When, according to D-503, does man cease to be a savage?
10. What is the significance of pink coupons in the One State?
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