Brave New World 1-3

What theme is primarily introduced in Chapter 1 of "Brave New World"?

• The importance of family

• The dangers of a caste system

• The role of technology in society

• The conflict between nature and nurture

Which literary device is predominantly used to describe the Hatchery and Conditioning Centre?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Imagery

• Personification

How does the author establish the setting in the opening chapter?

• Through detailed descriptions of the landscape

• By focusing on the characters' dialogue

• By describing the technological processes and environment

• Through the use of historical references

Which of the following best describes the tone of Chapter 1?

• Optimistic and hopeful

• Dark and foreboding

• Clinical and detached

• Warm and nostalgic

What does the sterile and controlled environment of the Hatchery symbolize in the context of the novel's society?

• The triumph of human ingenuity

• The loss of personal freedom and individuality

• The importance of scientific progress

• The strength of communal living

Where does the novel open?

• Fordson Community Sing

• Savage Reservation

• Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre

• Arizona World Controller

What activity is in progress?

• Some students are being taken on a tour of the building.

• Some foreigners are being taken on a tour of the building.

• Some students are being taken on a tour of the country.

• Some foreigners are being taken on a tour of the school.

The elite class that holds high power and status

• Alphas

• Betas

• Gammas

• Epsilons

Lenina Crown

• In charge of the London Hatchery

• Short Alpha + Psychologist

• Helped the D.H.C. with the tour

• Has been dating Henry for four months

Mustapha Mond

• In charge of the London Hatchery

• Says "History is bunk"

• Helped the D.H.C. with the tour

• Always wears blue