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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 25 and 26.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Phaedrus broke the syndrome of "nothing to say" by having students write about
(a) the idea of quality.
(b) the main street of Bozeman.
(c) the back of their thumb.
(d) themselves.

2. Phaedrus' academic goal in University was to
(a) major in journalism.
(b) major in philosophy.
(c) major in chemistry.
(d) major in molecular biology.

3. When the student could not write an essay on Bozeman, Phaedrus told her to
(a) write an essay on one brick.
(b) leave the class and not come back until it was written.
(c) write an essay on the main street of Bozeman.
(d) write an essay on the United States.

4. Which of the following statements about modern technology was NOT part of the Narrator's feelings?
(a) The viewer of it feels no particular sense of identity with it.
(b) The creator of it feels no particular sense of identity with it.
(c) The owner of it feels no particular sense of identity with it.
(d) The user of it feels no particular sense of identity with it.

5. The predicted results of scientific inquiry and the actual results of scientific inquiry are
(a) in sync with each other.
(b) hard to understand as being related.
(c) often unrelated to each other.
(d) diametrically opposed.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Narrator is beginning to work out ways to

2. Phaedrus did not understand

3. The hyped-up, supermodern style of life is another

4. The most frustrating muscle trap is

5. The Narrator tells a story about camping in the mountains and being surprised by a

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