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Final Q4 Test

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is being "alone together" discouraged in the Ford Society?

a)

Being alone can lead to depression and anxiety and lead to suicide and loss of workers.

b)

Being alone can lead to the fortnight dance.

c)

Being alone can lead to intimate relationships which might make an individual more important than the community.

d)

Being alone can lead to premarital relations and it goes against Ford's teachings.

2.

What statement best fits Bernard's view on friendship?

a)

Friends are a dime a dozen, easy come, easy go.

b)

Friends should be there to support you at all times, unless you are acting crazy.

c)

You can't kill your enemies, but you can take your anger out on your friends.

d)

You can't make friends in this world. You must live alone.

3.

What color do the Betas wear?

a)

Green

b)

Grey

c)

Khaki

d)

Mulberry

4.

How many copies can be made from a single Bokanovskified egg?

a)

8-96

b)

3-12

c)

20-2000

d)

10,000+

5.
How does the episode in the elevator portray the robot-like characteristics of the lower-caste workers?
a)
It reveals how much the lower casters hate their jobs.
b)
It reveals how unthinking and pathetic the lives of the people have become.
c)
It reveals how much time the people devote to their jobs.
d)
It reveals how although the lower castes have choices, they choose to live in elevators.
6.
Bernard and Hemlholtz's friendship is based upon their...
a)
desire to overthrow the BNW.
b)
awareness of their individuality.
c)
desire for Lenina
d)
desire to write poetry
7.
Taking soma is likely to produce all of the following except
a)
physical comfort
b)
mild hallucination
c)
a desire to make the world a better place
d)
conformity to the values of the society
8.
The use of the Bokanovsky Process serves what purpose?
a)
to produce identical beings who are not competitive and will do the work higher class individuals do not want to do.
b)
to give the Alphas something for target practice
c)
to create beings to consume surplus food
d)
to produce beings who will work together for a common philosophical belief
9.
"The greatest moralizing and socializing force of all time" refers to
a)
hypnopaedia
b)
Bokanovsky's Process
c)
Podsnap's Technique
d)
Surrogate
10.
_____is old and repulsive, but still loved by_________
a)
Lenina...John
b)
Helmholtz....Bernard
c)
Linda....Bernard
d)
Linda....John
11.
The World State's Motto is:
a)
Community, Identity, Stability
b)
Community, Identity, Sterility
c)
Community, Independence, Freedom
d)
Community, Independence, Stability
12.
Bokanovsky's Process focuses on:
a)
Psychological Development
b)
Genetic and Human Cloning
c)
Moral Development
d)
The Susceptibility Doctrine
13.
The _____________ caste consists of the workers in society.
a)
Gamma
b)
Delta
c)
Soma
d)
Epsilon
14.
It is important to ensure citizens do not enjoy flowers as:
a)
It prevents them from enjoying life
b)
It creates unity amongst the people
c)
It prevents them from using mass transport for pointless reasons
d)
It prevents them from exposure to harmful allergens
15.
In Chapter 4, Lenina unveils that Bernard has asked her to accompany him to:
a)
Mexico
b)
Arizona
c)
California
d)
New Mexico
16.
Helmholtz Watson differs from members of his class as:
a)
He does not physically resemble them
b)
He is too unintelligent for his class
c)
He is too intelligent for his class
d)
He is connected to the leader, Ford
17.
The Director recounts his owns experiences on the reservation in which he tells Bernard:
a)
He met his wife on the reservation
b)
He lost his companion on the reservation
c)
He was attacked by savages on the reservation
d)
He became Director by traveling to the reservation
18.
The Director threatens to send Bernard to Iceland because:
a)
His behavior is not fit for an Alpha
b)
He is spending too much time with Lenina
c)
He is not producing enough materials at his job during the work week
d)
He does not like Bernard as he is dating the Director's Ex
19.

What is most likely the author’s reason for starting with a description of the building, from outside to inside?

a)

He is developing the scene like Dickens would, or a film: establishing shot; interior.

b)

The state of the society would be very hard to guess without a clear introduction.

c)

He is taking us to a time in the distant future where everything is unfamiliar.

d)

The entire novel takes place inside this building.

20.

What is the central idea or theme of the excerpt below?


“Just to give you a general idea,” he would explain to them. For of course some sort of general idea they must have, if they were to do their work intelligently — though as little of one, if they were to be good and happy members of society, as possible. For particulars, as everyone knows, make for virtue and happiness; generalities are intellectually necessary evils. Not philosophers, but fret-sawyers and stamp collectors compose the backbone of society.

a)

The society of the novel is guided by materialist and scientific values rather than intellectual or spiritual ones.

b)

The students are only receiving some of the available information about the process.

c)

The students are being encouraged to question the wisdom of eugenics.

d)

Everyone in this future society collects stamps.

21.
How does John die?
a)
Starvation
b)
He hangs himself
c)
In a helicopter crash
d)
A Soma overdose
22.
Why did the women beat up Linda?
a)
their men were sleeping with her
b)
she broke the weaving tool
c)
she had a child out of marriage
d)
John was bad
23.
What does Pope bring for John?
a)
a bow and arrows
b)
mescal
c)
the complete works of Shakespeare
d)
soma
24.
What does the world state do with people who die?
a)
Buries them
b)
Shoots bodies into space
c)
Cremates them
d)
People don't die in the world state
25.
How are people classified?
a)
Alphas, Gammas, Deltas, Omegas, Rhos, Lambdas
b)
Alphas, Betas, Deltas, Omegas, and Enigmas.
c)
Alphas, Betas, Gammas, Deltas, and Epsilons.
d)
Winners and Losers
26.
What words have become “dirty words”?
a)
Words like individuality, creativity, and adventurousness
b)
Words like rebellion, revolution, and independence
c)
Words like war, bombing, killing, and any form of armed conflict.
d)
Words like mother, father, born, parents, and any intimate family relationship words.
27.
T or F: John was not accepted on the reservation because of his looks and also because of Linda’s way of life.
a)
True
b)
False
28.
The words “O brave new world” are taken from Shakespeare’s play
a)
Romeo and Juliet
b)
Hamlet
c)
Othello
d)
The Tempest
29.
In their off-working hours, the people of the World State were supposed to act like civilized
a)
robots
b)
freemartins
c)
infants
d)
morons
30.
What’s a caste system? A system
a)
for conditioning people to be consumers
b)
of strict social distinctions within a population
c)
of mass production
d)
for cloning embryos
31.
After Helmholtz leaves England, where does John make his home? In
a)
a savage reservation in Scotland
b)
a crashed helicopter
c)
a lighthouse
d)
Helmholtz’s isolated mountain cottage
32.
What kinds of people are sent out of World State?
a)
Those who are individuals.
b)
Those who want to be something else.
c)
Those who question science. 
d)
Those who question the Controller.
33.
The ___ misery of the victims of the cyclone in Myanmar and the earthquake victims in China is heartbreaking to watch.
a)
abject
b)
defunct
c)
heretical
d)
odious
34.
As we all know from watching CSI, you must wear gloves when committing a crime, or you might leave a/n ___ fingerprint, which will lead them right to you.
a)
abject
b)
ingratiate
c)
latent
d)
vivacious
35.
All mammals are ___.
a)
defunct
b)
evocative
c)
heretical
d)
viviparous
36.

What does “A.F.” stand for in the calendar that the World State uses?

a)

After Fitzgerald

b)

After Ford

c)

After the Fall

d)

After Freedom

37.

What is the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre?

a)

A place where humans are created and incubated

b)

A place where fish and other sea creatures are hatched

c)

A scientific center for the study of outer space

d)

An institute for the study of animals in the wild

38.

What is the process by which an egg is shocked so that it becomes multiple identical embryos?

a)

The Foster Process

b)

The Eggcellent Process

c)

The Epsilon Process

d)

The Bokanovsky Process

e)

The World State Process

39.

Ford is worshipped in the new world society becuase...

a)

He charged more for his cars than others so he made a bigger profit- the new world thrives on wealth

b)

He produced the first car and moved scientific discovery forward

c)

His assembly line represents efficiency and mass consumption

d)

The assembly line taught the scientists to create exponential amounts of babies in test tubes

40.

Lower caste embryos are treated with alcohol solution and traumatized. What does this represent?

a)

Some people are born smarter and they deserve to be leaders of those who are born not as smart

b)

Permanency of the social caste system and complete control of the lower classes

c)

Intelligence is something that is assigned but in the new world society people can always work hard and move up

41.
How to grill by Steven Raichlen 
Once you have your grill assembled, the next thing to decide is where to put it.  A grill puts out a lot of heat, so you should position it several feet away from the side of the house or any plants or shrubbery.  You'll have an easier time with a spot that is sheltered from the wind.  When positioning a grill on a wooden deck, remember that sparks and live embers can fall from a charcoal grill.  
a)
first-person
b)
third-omniscient
c)
third-objective
d)
second-person
42.
Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt
At dawn, Mae Tuck set out on her horse for the wood at the edge of the village of Treegap.  She was going there, as she did once every ten years, to meet her two sons, Miles and Jesse, and she was feeling at ease.  At noon time, Winnie Foster, whose family owned the Treegap wood, lost her patience at last and decided to think about running away.  
a)
first-person
b)
second-person
c)
third-limited
d)
third-omniscient
43.
Invitation to the Game by Monica Hughes 
And we scrounged.  Next to survival, scrounge was probably the most important word in our new vocabulary.  We found a store that was throwing out water-damaged mattresses.  Getting them home was a problem, since we had to make two trips, leaving Brad and Katie, armed with sticks to guard over the remained.  I truly expected them to be challenged by some gang boss, but they said that the only person who came by was a scrawny little rat of a girl living alone.  We let her have one of the mattresses.  
a)
First-person
b)
second-person
c)
third- limited
d)
third-objective
44.
Alice's adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, John Tenniel 
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, "and what is the use of a book," thought Alice, "without pictures or conversations?"  So she was considering, in her own mind whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.  
a)
third-limited
b)
first-person
c)
third-objective
d)
third-omniscient
45.

In one of Aesop's fables, four animals go hunting under the assumption that they will split their prize equally, but the lion, the most powerful animal, takes more than the other members of the group.

What is the meaning of the allusion in the sentence below?

My older brother takes the lion's share of the space in our bedroom.

a)

an equal amount

b)

a tiny bit

c)

an even split

d)

the largest portion

46.

The comic book superhero Spider-Man possesses a spidey sense that warns him of impending trouble.

What is the meaning of the allusion in the sentence below?

Luther picked up his pace on the trail as his spidey sense began to tingle.

a)

sense of smell

b)

sense of danger

c)

sense of wonder

d)

sense of pride

47.
What is satire?
a)
The use of literary devices to create cinematic, rich images
b)
The use of incongruity, irony, parody, exaggeration to mock vices and folly
c)
The use of personification and metaphor to create a unified tone and theme
d)
A form of zeitgeist
48.
How does satire attempt to improve individuals or society?
a)
By modeling correct thought and behavior
b)
By ridiculing flaws and follies
c)
By praising achievements and honors
d)
By explicitly explaining the difference between right and wrong
49.
The main purpose of Satire is to...
a)
Agree with something
b)
Make people laugh
c)
Criticize something
d)
To bring about change
50.
The outcome is opposite of what is expected to happen
a)
dramatic irony
b)
situational irony
c)
reversal
d)
caricature
51.
The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally means the opposite
a)
situational irony 
b)
dramatic irony
c)
verbal irony 
d)
satire 
52.
A dystopian protagonist usually:
a)
Is satisfied with their society
b)
is physically stronger than most people
c)
is dissatisfied with society and feels trapped
d)
is the leader of the dystopian society
53.
What is a Dystopia?
a)
The illusion of being a Utopia, but is corrupt
b)
Peaceful place
c)
Everyone gets along, no war
54.
The spreading of ideas and information to help or hurt a cause
a)
Propaganda 
b)
Social Dialect 
c)
Dystopian Element #8 
d)
Allusion 
55.

Who is the antagonist in dystopian literature?

a)

the bad guy

b)

the protagonist

c)

society

d)

nature

56.

The Danger of Technology is an example of a theme from Dystopian novels. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Which example is not a characteristic of a dystopian society?

a)

The natural world is banished or distrusted

b)

The society is a perfect utopia

c)

Citizens live a dehumanized state

d)

Propaganda is used to control the citizens of a society

58.

What is dystopian fiction?

a)

A negative past world where things used to be bad

b)

A negative future world entirely made up

c)

A negative future world based on problems in human society today

d)

A negative world that we live in today

59.

Ironically, people in a dystopia...

a)

fight for their rights

b)

disbelieve propaganda

c)

believe everything is perfect

d)

want freedom

60.

What is another way of describing a utopia?

a)

scary world

b)

friendly world

c)

perfect world

d)

unrealistic world