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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 female perspective.

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

To get the perspective of the unemployed.

To get the perspective of mothers.

2.

How are the older children divided into grades at school? (from Chapters 13-16)

According to reading ability.

According to age.

There are no grades.

According to their test scores.

3.

How do the child-rearing practices affect the women of Walden Two? (from Chapters 17-20)

They pine for their children.

They are freed from the necessity of being housewives.

They can become professionals.

They can participate more in community life.

4.

After their last discussion when Frazier and Burris are on their way back to the main building, what do they see? (from Chapters 32-36)

A sheep has escaped the fold and is trapped between the sheepdog, Bishop, and the string fence.

The sheepdog, Bishop, has killed some sheep.

The sheep are infected with a disease.

The sheep have broken through the string fence.

5.

As the group observes some children leaving for a picnic, what answer does Castle receive when he asks about jealousy among those left behind? (from Chapters 13-16)

Frazier says Castle is imposing adult feelings on the chidlren.

Frazier explains that the children do not exhibit jealousy.

Frazier says the children understand that their turn will come.

Frazier says children would be punished if they displayed jealousy.

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