Perfect Little World: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does baby Cap call Grind? (from Chapters 8 – 11)

Uncle.

Grandpa.

Daddy.

Mommy.

2.

Why does Grind insist on not clamping down and controlling every aspect of the lives of the parents? (from Chapters 8 – 11)

Because he knows the children will be the ones to control every aspect of the lives of their parents at Grind's command.

Because Grind knows he could be sued by the parents when the true goal of the IFP is finally revealed.

Because Grind is weak-willed and does not have the stomach to see the project through.

Because the IFP is not a big brother program that denies all human individuality.

3.

Why does the nursery seem like a baby factory to Izzy, rather than a family? (from Chapters 8 – 11)

Because of the shift times parents must be in the nursery.

Because the babies are cared for one after another like on an assembly line.

Because the IFP complex has been built in an old factory.

Because the babies are rotated on a conveyer belt.

4.

Why is Izzy's graduation day not a happy one? (from Prologue – Chapter 3)

She suffers the loss of a leg in a car accident.

She suffers a miscarriage.

She must announce she is pregnant to her lover.

She must attend her grandmother's funeral.

5.

Why is Izzy so determined to have her baby? (from Prologue – Chapter 3)

For the desire to participate in IFP.

For the desire to begin a large family that includes at least three children.

For the natural maternal instinct that comes with pregnancy.

For reasons she cannot quite understand.

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