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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

According to Frazier, how does Walden Two's second generation of members differ from its first? (from Chapters 17-20)

The first was guided by Frazier's vision, the second by a shared Code.

The second generation agreed to the Code, but the first used trial and error.

The first was interested in a simpler way of life, the second to pursue this with more adherence to the Code.

The second generation is raised in Walden Two's culture, but the first generation agreed to the Code.

2.

Where are babies kept in the early stages of life at Walden Two? (from Chapters 9-12)

In their mothers' rooms.

In their parents' home.

In an intensive care unit.

In climate controlled cubicles with glass windows.

3.

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)

The sheep are infected with a disease.

The sheepdog, Bishop, has killed some sheep.

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

The sheep have broken through the string fence.

4.

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

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

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

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

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

5.

What does Burris learn from the housewife that he meets on the way to his room, regarding whether she is happy? (from Chapters 25-28)

She is very happy.

She is not happy.

She doesn't seem to think about happiness and seems to take it for granted.

She is happy sometimes.

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