Anthem Chapter 9 Quiz

What Emotion Does Equality experience for the first time in the Forest

• Fear

• Joy and Freedom

• Anger

• Sadness

What phrase does the Liberty say to convey her love to Equality?

• "You are my everything"

• "You are my sunshine"

• "I love you"

• "We love you"

What is the significance of Liberty being unable to say "I love you"?

• It illustrates her fear of showing emotions in front of Equality

• It highlights that she doesn't love Equality as much as she thought she did

• It emphasizes the society's collectivist ideals upon its people

• It underscores how love is unallowed in the society

What is NOT something that Equality and Liberty do in the Uncharted Forest?

• Eat fruit

• express their love in a proper manner

• Craft bows and arrows

• reflect upon future life plans

When reflecting upon his emotions and feelings, how does Equality feel?

• Guilty, and that he must return to his society

• That something is missing from his vocabulary

• That he must bury and suppress his feelings

• That he fully understands the nature of his emotions

Why does Liberty follow Equality to the Uncharted Forest?

• She had been banished from the Society

• She's curious about the secrets that he discovered and want's to learn more about them

• to seek freedom and a new life together with Equality

• She was sent by the Council to bring Equality back

What do Liberty and Equality end up seeing for in the Uncharted Forest?

• The secret entrance to a new society

• Their own reflections in the stream

• Wild animals attacking each other

• A dead streetsweeper lying on the ground

In the forest, Equality 7-2521 sees his reflection for the first time and finally fully understands the concept of Individualism.

• True

• False

Equality and the Golden One realize they have achieve complete freedom and individualism once they are in the forest.

• True

• False

What is the significance of the stream in Chapter 9?

• It emphasizes the barrier between oppressive ideals and independent freedom

• It symbolizes the connection of man and nature

• it illustrates the revitalization of an individual

• It represents the world that Equality sees through his own lens and perspective