Brave New World: Chapters 7-14

What is the primary purpose of Bernard's trip to the Savage Reservation?

• To study native customs
• To escape his troubles in the World State
• To have a unique vacation with Lenina
• To conduct scientific experiments

How does John's upbringing on the Reservation contrast with life in the World State?

• It emphasizes individuality and emotion
• It promotes conformity and stability
• It focuses on technological advancement
• It encourages soma consumption

What is the significance of Shakespeare's works in John's life?

• They provide entertainment
• They shape his understanding of the world
• They help him fit in with the Reservation
• They have no significant impact

How does Lenina's reaction to the Reservation challenge her conditioning?

• She embraces the natural lifestyle
• She questions the values of the World State
• She feels disgusted and uncomfortable
• She wants to stay on the Reservation

What role does Linda play in revealing the flaws of the World State system?

• She demonstrates the success of conditioning
• She symbolizes the loss of freedom due to conditioning
• She proves the superiority of the Reservation
• She advocates for the World State's values

How does John's arrival in the World State challenge the established order?

• He immediately conforms to their way of life
• His individuality and emotions disrupt social norms
• He brings technological advancements
• He has no impact on the World State

What does Mustapha Mond's secret library symbolize?

• The power of conformity
• The danger of knowledge
• The value of ignorance
• The complexity of leadership and forbidden knowledge

How does Bernard's behavior change after he becomes famous for bringing John to the World State?

• He becomes more humble and introspective
• He grows more arrogant and exploitative
• He retreats from society entirely
• He advocates for societal reform

What is the significance of John's refusal to attend Bernard's party?

• It shows John's desire to fit in
• It demonstrates John's rejection of World State values
• It proves John's superiority to others
• It indicates John's fear of social interaction

How does Helmholtz Watson's character development reflect the theme of individuality versus conformity?

• He becomes more conformist over time
• He struggles between his conditioning and his desire for self-expression
• He fully embraces World State ideals
• He shows no signs of individual thought