Perfect Little World: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

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

Because the babies are rotated on a conveyer belt.

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

2.

Why does Hal Jackson's mother insist on Izzy being recommended to the IFP? (from Chapters 4 – 7)

To avoid embarrassment for the Jackson family.

To determine if Hal Jackson actually is the baby's father.

Because Hal's mother threatens court action otherwise.

Because Izzy is the kind of girl the IFP is looking for.

3.

Why does Izzy name baby Cap after Mr. Tannehill? (from Chapters 8 – 11)

Because Tannehill is the only real family she has.

Because Tannehill is the father.

Because Tannehill is Izzy's grandfather.

Because Tannehill has promised to be a grandfather to the baby.

4.

What does Cap's happiness at Grind agreeing to marry Izzy and becomes his father mean? (from Chapters 16 – Epilogue)

That Cap's conception of a father is socially constructed and fabricated by the patriarchy.

That Grind will be a better father than any of the other fathers in the IFP.

That no matter how inclusive a family is, it will never be as inclusive as the IFP.

That the traditional, nuclear family is unavoidably ingrained in human nature.

5.

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

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

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

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

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

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