Lila: An Inquiry Into Morals Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What fault does Phaedrus find with the Victorian concept of morals? (from Part II, Chapters 16-23)

It no longer fits the needs of modern society.

There is no deep intellectualism.

The Victorians were highly corrupt.

Victorian morality was too deeply entrenched in spiritualism.

2.

For what reasons did Phaedrus believe that the Victorians were directly responsible for the roaring 20s? (from Part II, Chapters 16-23)

The inability of the Victorians to let their society evolve resulted in a direct rebellion against the accepted behaviors.

The Victorians refused to believe that they were capable of hedonism.

The Victorians were unable to pass their mindset down fully to their children.

The Victorians' secret corruption was forced into the open by war.

3.

When considering the surviving veterans of World War I, what about their attitude altered the social landscape after the war? (from Part II, Chapters 16-23)

Their bitterness.

Their isolation.

Their scarcity.

Their heroism.

4.

The two words that Phaedrus clings to at the end of Chapter 30 that illustrate a resolved conflict between static and dynamic Quality are rta and ____. (from Part III, Chapters 24-32)

Arete.

Namaste.

Dalit.

Homa.

5.

Where does the hallucination of Lila's dog lead her at the end of Chapter 23? (from Part II, Chapters 16-23)

The boat.

The police station.

The hospital.

The bar.

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