Exploring Chapter 7 of Brave New World

What significant event occurs in Chapter 7 that challenges the societal norms?

• A character discovers a hidden treasure.

• A character moves to a new city.

• A character starts a new job.

• A character challenges traditional gender roles.

How does John the Savage react to the world of the 'civilized'?

• John the Savage seeks to become a part of the civilized society.

• John the Savage feels indifferent towards the civilized world.

• John the Savage embraces the civilized world wholeheartedly.

• John the Savage is horrified and disillusioned by the civilized world.

What role does Lenina play in John's life during this chapter?

• Lenina serves as a mentor to John.

• Lenina is a source of financial support for John.

• Lenina acts as a source of attraction and confusion for John.

• Lenina completely ignores John throughout the chapter.

Describe the contrast between John's upbringing and the society he encounters.

• John's upbringing is marked by strict discipline, which aligns perfectly with the freedom of the society he faces.

• John's upbringing is nurturing and supportive, contrasting sharply with the harsh, unequal society he encounters.

• John's upbringing is chaotic and disorganized, reflecting the stability of the society he meets.

• John's upbringing is filled with neglect and abandonment, similar to the society he encounters.

What themes of individuality and conformity are highlighted in this chapter?

• Individuality is portrayed as a negative trait that leads to isolation.

• The chapter emphasizes the importance of following societal norms without question.

• The chapter highlights the struggle between individuality and conformity, showcasing the tension between personal identity and societal expectations.

• The focus is solely on the benefits of conformity in a community setting.

How does Huxley use dialogue to reveal character motivations in Chapter 7?

• Huxley uses dialogue to show Bernard's acceptance of societal norms.

• Huxley uses dialogue to highlight Lenina's rebellious nature against conformity.

• Huxley uses dialogue to depict the friendship between Bernard and Lenina.

• Huxley uses dialogue to contrast Lenina's conformity with Bernard's desire for individuality, revealing their conflicting motivations.

What is the significance of the 'feelies' in the context of this chapter?

• The 'feelies' signify the superficial nature of entertainment and the loss of authentic human connection in society.

• The 'feelies' symbolize the importance of technology in education.

• The 'feelies' are a method of enhancing physical fitness.

• The 'feelies' represent a new form of artistic expression.

How does the setting influence the events that unfold in Chapter 7?

• The setting creates an emotional backdrop that influences character decisions and the progression of events.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop with no emotional significance.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' actions.

• The setting is irrelevant to the events that occur in Chapter 7.

What emotions does John experience when he first sees Lenina?

• Fear and anger

• Attraction and confusion

• Indifference and boredom

• Joy and excitement

In what ways does Chapter 7 foreshadow future conflicts in the story?

• Chapter 7 resolves all conflicts between characters.

• Chapter 7 introduces a peaceful resolution to ongoing issues.

• Chapter 7 focuses solely on character backstories without conflict.

• Chapter 7 foreshadows future conflicts through escalating tensions, the introduction of a new antagonist, and the revelation of secrets.