Button, Button Quiz

Why does Norma call Mr. Steward?

• To ask for more information

• To decline the offer

• To confirm the authenticity

• To negotiate the payment

What does the button unit symbolize in the story?

• The temptation of easy wealth

• The power of technology

• The importance of ethical decision making

• The unpredictability of life

What does the button unit symbolize in the story?

• It symbolizes the greed and selfishness of human nature

• It symbolizes the power of technology

• It symbolizes the unpredictability of life

• It symbolizes the importance of decision making

What is the significance of Mr. Steward's phone conversation with Norma in the story?

• It is a turning point in the story where Norma starts considering the button unit.

• It is an insignificant event and does not affect the story.

• It is a point where Norma and Arthur start suspecting Mr. Steward.

• It is a point where Norma and Arthur start thinking about improving their life.

How does Norma initially react to the button box and Mr. Steward?

• She is curious and intrigued

• She is scared and suspicious

• She is uninterested and offended

• She is excited and hopeful

What is Arthur's attitude towards the button unit?

• He is curious and intrigued

• He is scared and suspicious

• He is uninterested and offended

• He is excited and hopeful

Mr. Steward returns the button unit to the Lewis home after his phone conversation with Norma. How does this action affect the Norma ?

• It encourages Norma to consider using the button unit.

• It makes Arthur think about the advantages of the button unit.

• It makes Norma and Arthur suspect that Mr. Steward is a criminal.

• It encourages Norma and Arthur to think of ways to improve their life.

What is the significance of the button in the story?

• It is a symbol of power

• It is a symbol of temptation

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is a symbol of fear

What is Norma's initial reaction to the button unit?

• She is curious and intrigued

• She is scared and suspicious

• She is uninterested and offended

• She is excited and hopeful

In paragraphs 129-145, what does the dialogue reveal about Norma's motivations for pushing the button?

• She is tired of arguing with Arthur.

• She believes she deserves a better life.

• She wants to become a more adventurous person.

• She wants to be part of a psychological experiment.