Understanding Narrative Details and Dialogue

What did Lenina take to embark on her 'lunar eternity'?

• Six half-gramme tablets of soma

• A helicopter ride

• A special permit

• A holiday

Who assured Bernard that Lenina would be 'safe as helicopters'?

• The Warden

• The octoroon

• Mustapha Mond

• Lenina herself

What did the young man do when he found the door locked?

• Knocked loudly

• Sat on the steps and cried

• Called for help

• Broke the door

The Director believes that unorthodoxy threatens more than the life of a mere individual; it strikes at ______ itself.

• Society

• Family

• Education

• Government

Who does Linda recognize in the passage?

• Bernard

• The Director

• Marx

• The Microscopists

What does Bernard say in response to the Director's question about executing judgment?

• No, I can't

• Yes, I can

• Maybe, I can

• I don't know.

Fill in the blank: The laughter, which had shown signs of dying away, broke out again more loudly than ever. He put his hands over his ears and ______ out of the room.

• walked

• ran

• danced

• crawled

What is John doing in chapter 9?

• Rifling through Lenina's things because he is enchanted by them.

• Syping on Lenina so that he can learn information to bring back to the leaders of the reservation.

• Reading Shakespeare to Lenina so that she can know that he is falling in love with her.

• Stealing items from Lenina and Bernard.

Why does the Director say he is going to send Bernard to Iceland?

• He does not obey the teachings of Ford, does not like to take soma, and values romance.

• He has learned all that he can in London an will take his expertise to a new Centre.

• He is being promoted and will run a new hatchery.

• He knows that Bernard is not happy in London and wants to send him to place where he might fit it.