The Three-Body Problem Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Ye Wenjie have Pan Han killed? (from Part 2, Chapters 15 – Part 3, Chapter 21)

For secretly dealing with outsiders.

For killing Shen.

For violating the Organization's rules.

For betraying them to the police.

2.

What problem does the online computer game that Wang plays seek to explore? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 – Part 2, Chapter 7)

The Gettier problem.

The three-body problem.

Radio wave transmission amplification.

General relativity.

3.

Why do the Trisolarans seek to distance humans from science? (from Part 3, Chapters 29 – 35)

To prevent humans from becoming more technologically advanced than the Solarans.

To make humans dependent upon Trisolaran science for survival.

To ensure that Trisolaran goods will be more valuable for sale on Earth than human goods.

To prevent humankind from developing a force field that will prevent orbital bodies from entering the atmosphere.

4.

What does Ye Wenjie say comes at the end of the countdown? (from Part 3, Chapters 22 – 28)

Nuclear bombs secretly positioned in Beijing will detonate.

The landing of the first Trisolaran spacecraft.

She does not know.

The arrival of a Trisolaran spy.

5.

What philosophical outlook about humanity does Ye Wenjie take away from the Communist Cultural Revolution? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 – Part 2, Chapter 7)

That humanity can only be united and redeemed by an outside force.

That humanity is perfectible given enough time and patience on the part of the Party leadership.

That Communism is not strong enough to reshape humanity.

That Communism is truly the enemy of free peoples everywhere.

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