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Universality Quiz

Natasha Brown

This Study Guide consists of approximately 52 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Universality.

Universality by Natasha Brown

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 25 – 55

Pages 55 – 85

Pages 86 – 118

Pages 118 – 154

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What did Lenny’s book Woke Capitalism argue? (from Pages 118 – 154 )

That working class white people are disadvantaged by diversity initiatives.

That technology companies are controlling public opinion.

That banks should invest more in sustainable businesses.

That global warming is the biggest challenge of capitalism.

2.

At Hannah’s dinner party, what change to the television adaptation particularly annoys John? (from Pages 25 – 55 )

That the gold bar is omitted.

That Hannah is removed as a character.

That Pegasus is rewritten as the main hero.

That Jake will be played by a Black actor.

3.

What prompted Hannah to quit her new job? (from Pages 55 – 85)

An email from Lenny titled “a golden opportunity.”

A suggestion from Martin to write about genetics research.

An offer from her old editor to write theatre reviews again.

A loan from her parents to support her career.

4.

Why did Richard refuse Claire’s offer to ask her father to help his family’s failing business? (from Pages 86 – 118 )

He easily had enough money to manage the problem himself.

He felt accepting help would prove he was not good enough for Claire.

He thought her father would demand ownership of the business.

He believed her father’s company was unethical.

5.

What key detail about the gold bar does Richard Spencer insist was misrepresented in Hannah’s article? (from Pages 86 – 118 )

It had been in his family for generations.

It belonged to Claire’s father, not him.

It was stolen from a bank vault.

It was actually gold plated tungsten, not solid gold.

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