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Name: Score:126 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 126
What makes the film so popular back in London?
Solitude is important to help deterine your spirituality.
The hospital for the dying has children in it and death seems like fun. The dying are happy!
Because it is not understood and opposite of what they are accustomed to.
The hospital for the dying has children in it and death seems like fun. the dying are happy!
Term 2 of 126
What is the hospital for the dying like? What are the dying like?
The hospital for the dying has children in it and death seems like fun. The dying are happy!
The hospital for the dying is peaceful and serene. the dying are indifferent.
The hospital for the dying is chaotic and loud. the dying are scared and confused.
The hospital for the dying is empty and death is feared. the dying are in pain.
,Term 3 of 126
How and why was the DHC planing to make an example out of Bernard?
Learning about history is discouraged because if people know about the past they can
compare their lives to people's back then, and they may discover that people of our time
were just has happy, and this makes people of Ford's time to question their lifestyles. Ford
wants people to live and consume in the present, he believes history is garbage,
unimportant.
The DHC told Bernard to meet him in the Fertilizing Room because "it contains more high
caste workers than any other." The director wants to do this because Bernard is very smart,
and with that comes moral responsibilities. The director is afraid that Bernard will corrupt
people with his ludicrous beliefs.
Alpha's are the smartest, are used to invent and run the country, and wear grey. Beta's are
less intelligent than Alpha's, but are still considered upper-class. Gamma's wear green,
Delta's wear khaki, and Epsilon's wear black. The last three caste's have a mental disorder
due to lack of oxygen and are used for manual labour.
Our world is looked down upon because things were simpler and not everything was
invented or based on increasing consumption. With each new and complicated game or toy
that was invented, the next one had to be more elaborate and in some may more
challenging, and eventually people started basing their worlds around waiting for the next
best thing.
Term 4 of 126
What is soma? What are its uses?
Soma is a herbal remedy that promotes physical health and wellness.
Soma is a medication used to enhance cognitive abilities and promote critical thinking.
Soma is a pill the people take to keep them from feeling too much. It keeps them in a happy
euphoria.
Soma is a recreational drug that induces feelings of sadness and melancholy.
,Term 5 of 126
What is Linda's story? What has her life been like here? How does Lenina react to her?
She has a relaxed feeling when she looks at the moon, and it brings her calm from other
problems.
He probably works all day, doing work no body else wants to do. People look down upon
him and are thankful they aren't Epsilon-Minus'.
She travelled to the Reservation with the director a long time ago, but she got lost and he
left without her. She accidently got pregnant and horrifyingly gave birth to her son John. He
pities herself and her life in Malpais, is ashamed for having a baby. Lenina pities her for
doing these awful things she has been conditioned to be disgusted with.
Death isn't terrible because people have been conditioned to like it. This means that death
is not feared and maybe that life is feared more than death?
Term 6 of 126
What is the meaning of the World State's motto "COMMUNITY, IDENTITY, STABILITY"?
The leaders want everyone to feel part of a community, and to feel accepted. They want
everyone to feel like they have individual identities, while being seen in their
predetermined classes. And of course they depend on people continuously consuming and
buying to keep markets and the government stable.
She really wants to get it in, she gets naked and tries to have sex with him.
He switches between different conversations very quickly and they become as big as one
sentence then we switches to a different character speaking. I thought it was powerful, but
very confusing and hard to keep up with.
He had a tough time finding acceptance in the native boys, so much of his time was spent
by himself. He has a close relationship with Linda, and feels protective of her around other
men.
, Term 7 of 126
What role does Mustapha Mond play as a censor? Why does he do it? What does he
censor? What does he really want?
Before people are even born, their fate in this society's hierarchy has already been decided
for them. Workers mass produce eggs to "be born" into a fixed category of Alpha's, Beta's,
Gamma's, Delta's and Epsilon's. The last three castes have a mental disorder due to lack of
oxygen as a fetus that makes them less intelligent.
He reads the papers to see if they can be published, he does it because he has to make
sure people dont learn a higher education from a book or paper because they want people
to be stupid.
She travelled to the Reservation with the director a long time ago, but she got lost and he
left without her. She accidently got pregnant and horrifyingly gave birth to her son John. He
pities herself and her life in Malpais, is ashamed for having a baby. Lenina pities her for
doing these awful things she has been conditioned to be disgusted with.
The leaders want everyone to feel part of a community, and to feel accepted. They want
everyone to feel like they have individual identities, while being seen in their
predetermined classes. And of course they depend on people continuously consuming and
buying to keep markets and the government stable.
Term 8 of 126
How does Bernard talk in public?
With new-found confidence that he never used to have before he met the Savage. He owes
all of his unknown fame to John.
By constantly checking his phone and being distracted during the speech.
In a shy and reserved manner, avoiding eye contact with the audience.
By reciting poetry in multiple languages to impress the listeners.
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