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Anthem, Ayn Rand, and WETCL test review

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is Ayn Rand most known for?

a)

Developing her philosophy Objectivism

b)

Developing the philosophy of Collectivism

c)

Developing the philosophy of Communism

d)

Developing the philosophy of Socialism

2.

How would Ayn Rand feel about mandatory volunteer hours as a requirement for graduation?

a)

She would disagree with them because she doesn't like volunteering

b)

She would agree with them because they are valuable to society

c)

She would disagree with them because she doesn't believe in forcing people to do something

d)

She would agree with them because she believes in making people do things to help society.

3.

True or False: Rand believes in forces people to do things.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

How does Rand feel about the majority vote in political affairs?

a)

She doesn't believe in a government.

b)

She doesn't believe in the majority voting on anything

c)

If the majority votes on something then it must be just and allowed

d)

Just because a majority agrees on an issue doesn’t make the issue right. The majority should not be deciding for every individual man.

5.

What is collectivism?

a)

Doing things for the greater good of the entire group and not for the individual. “The great WE.”

b)

Gathering everyone together.

c)

Going out into the world and collecting items.

d)

Where the society values the individual over the group.

6.

How would Ayn Rand feel about a family opening a business they have always wanted with money they have saved over time?

a)

She would disagree, because they should contribute to the government.

b)

She would agree. If the family raised their own money and didn’t take any funds from the government, they can do with it as they want.

c)

She would disagree because it's not for the greater good.

d)

She would agree because it is helping the greater good of society. They should contribute money to others.

7.

How is Rand’s view of love in a relationship different from the conventional or widely accepted view of love?

a)

She says that people should love everyone, no matter what

b)

She says that people shouldn't love anyone.

c)

She says that people should give love only if the receiver deserves it based on his/her virtues. Love goes to those who are worthy of it.

d)

She doesn't believe in love. It focuses on the individual and that is bad for society.

8.

Does Rand believe that man should sacrifice himself for others?

a)

Yes. Man should make sacrifices for the greater good.

b)

No. Man should serve himself and his happiness, not worry about other people.

c)

Yes. Man should give up their desire for other people.

d)

No. Man should serve the government and no one else.

9.

What is objectivism?

a)

The concept that man must work with other men in order to make the society achieve its goal

b)

The concept that man must put value of the group over the individual

c)

The concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute."

d)

The concept that man must look at everything objectively and there can be no feelings.

10.

What is laissez-faire capitalism?

a)

Means to “leave us alone” or “let it be.” Leaving economic decisions up to individuals without interference from the government.

b)

It means that the government should make all the decisions for people

c)

It is the way in which other parts of the word govern themselves.

d)

some French word

11.

How does Ayn Rand feel about faith and reason?

a)

Man should use religion and reason to make decisions

b)

Man should be ruled by religion and use it to make our decisions

c)

Faith is irrelevant to life. Man should not rely on faith and emotion, instead man should rely on his own mind and rational thought.

d)

Faith is the only thing that matters in society.

12.

What is a place, state, or condition that is ideally perfect in respects of politics, laws, customs, and conditions? 

a)

A utopia

b)

A dystopia

c)

Present society

d)

The past societies

13.

What is a futuristic, imagined universe in which oppressive societal control and the illusion of a perfect society are maintained through types of control?

a)

A utopia

b)

A dystopia

c)

Present society

d)

The past societies

14.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a dystopian society:

a)

Citizens are perceived to be under constant surveillance.

b)

Information and individual thought is not supported.

c)

The natural world is banished and destroyed.

d)

The figurehead is a woman who the people must worship.

15.

What is information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause?

a)

Red tape

b)

Publications

c)

Handicaps

d)

Propaganda

16.

Match the following

a)

Which type of control is when society is controlled by philosophical or religious ideology often enforced through a dictatorship or theocratic government?

1.

Philosophical/Religious

b)

Which type of control is when one or more large corporations control society through products, advertising, and/or the media?

2.

Corporate

c)

Which type of control is when society is controlled by a mindless, incompetent government?

3.

Bureaucratic

d)

Which type of control is by means of technology – through computers, robots, and/or scientific means?

4.

Technological

17.

This type of main character feels trapped and believes something is terribly wrong with his or her society.

a)

Dystopian Protagonist

b)

Utopian Antagonist

c)

Utopian Foil

d)

Dystopian Antagonist

18.

Which philosophy describes Equality 7-2521

a)

Socialism

b)

Communism

c)

Objectivism

d)

Collectivism

19.

The Unmentionable Times are referring to what times?

a)

The time to come

b)

The time before the Great Rebirth

c)

The future

d)

The present

20.

Where does Equality not like to go because it is shameful?

a)

The Home of the Scholars

b)

The Home of the Street Sweepers

c)

The Council of Vocations

d)

The Palace of Mating

21.

What name does Equality 7-2521 give Liberty 5-3000 and what does it imply?

a)

The Unconquered One. It implies that she doesn't follow the rules of society. She is not controlled by the government.

b)

The Long Haired One. It implies she has long hair.

c)

The Golden One. It implies that she is rare, valuable, and beautiful

d)

The Gorgeous One. It implies that he thinks she's incredibly beautiful.

22.

What name does Liberty 5-3000 give Equality 7-2521 and what does it imply?

a)

The Unconquered One. It implies that he doesn't follow the rules of society. He is not controlled by the government.

b)

The Lion. It implies that he is fearless and strong.

c)

The Handsome One. It implies that He is beautiful.

d)

The Tall One. It implies that he is very tall in this society.

23.

What happened to The Transgressor? What can we infer happens if we say The Unspeakable Word?

a)

He is burned alive. We can infer that people are killed for saying the word.

b)

He is put into the Home of the Street Sweepers. We can infer he is punished with a bad job.

c)

He is sent to the Uncharted Forest. We can infer that they are banished.

d)

He disappeared. We can infer that the government takes them.

24.

How do the people in this society feel constantly?

a)

Happiness

b)

Sadness

c)

Fear

d)

Indifference

25.

What crime does Equality 7-2521 repeatedly commit and call his "great" crime?

a)

The Transgression of Stealing

b)

The Transgression of Preference

c)

The Transgression of Speaking with a woman.

d)

The Transgression of Writing.

26.

What does the word transgression mean?

a)

A type of tunnel

b)

an act that is good

c)

a test to be given

d)

an act that breaks the rules/laws

27.

How did Equality 7-2521 discover electricity?

a)

His friend International 4-8818

b)

The government told him about it.

c)

A dead frog's leg moved.

d)

From manuscripts