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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the author have Burris discuss matters with the housewife that he meets on the way to his room? (from Chapters 25-28)

To get the perspective of mothers.

To get the perspective of a mature, ordinary member of the community.

To get the female perspective.

To get the perspective of the unemployed.

2.

After Frazier completes his work on the last day of the visit, what does he do as he and Burris view Walden Two? (from Chapters 32-36)

He calls it his empire.

He compares himself to God.

He says it has outdone the first Walden.

He expresses regret over his inability to take it further.

3.

By showing the reader that Frazier carries out his share of work, what does the author convey about Frazier? (from Chapters 32-36)

He is not above the duties that other members have to carry out.

He is disciplined.

He is good at organization and clean-up.

He is caring.

4.

As the debate continues, how do Castle and Frazier differ in their views of democracy? (from Chapters 29-31)

Castle says it is necessary while Frazier says it is a fraud.

Castle says it is inevitable while Frazier says it's on the decline.

Castle says it is useful, although it has weaknesses; Frazier says its flaws far outweigh its virtues.

Castle says it is a perfect system, while Frazier says it's a proven failure.

5.

Who is responsible for Walden Two's relationship to government in the wider society? (from Chapters 21-24)

The Ombudsman.

The Delegate.

The Political Manager.

Frazier.

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