Brave New World

What are the two Indians who run by Lenina and Bernard carrying?

• Spears with arrow heads on them.

• A feather brush and a whip.

• A feather brush and four snakes.

• A feather and five snakes.

Lenina and Bernard see that the Indians living area has garbage, dust, dirt and flies. Lenina says that "cleanliness is next to __________."

• Godliness

• Fordliness

• Civilness

• None of the above

Why does Lenina wish she had brought some soma with her to Savage Reservation?

• It helps her get a good night's sleep.

• Then she would not have to deal with her feelings about Bernard by herself.

• She enjoys the way soma makes her feel.

• Then she would not have to deal with her feelings about the Indians by herself.

What are the two Indian women doing with their babies that repulses Lenina?

• They are nursing them.

• They are changing the babies' diapers.

• They are playing with the babies.

• They are kissing the babies.

The supervisor of the Savage Reservation tells Bernard and Lenina a detail meant to SHOCK them. What is that detail?

• People will die instantly if they touch the fence

• There will be no hot water on the reservation

• They will have to spend the night on the reservation

• children are still BORN on the Reservation

Where does the novel open?

• Fordson Community Sing

• Savage Reservation

• Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre

• Arizona World Controller

Why are people sent to live on the Savage Reservation?

• It is a test.

• They have been born illegally.

• They have violated the societal rules.

• Trick question! They are born there.

"Furiously the students scribbled. 'Hypnopaedia, first used officially in A.F. 213. Why not before? Two reasons. (a)...'" (25).

The designation "A.F." in the quote above refers to:

• Anno Ferrari

• Anno Domini

• After Ford

• After Free-market

hypnopaedia

• splitting one embryo into 96 humans

• euphoric narcotic, pleasantly hallucinant

• loud noises, shocks

• sleep-teaching

In Brave New World, there are several social classes

named after Greek letters

• True

• False