Brave New World
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Question 11 pts
The very beginning of Brave New World centers on a…
Group of answer choices
Secret meeting of the World State.
University lecture.
Tour of a factory.
Man alone on an island.
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Question 21 pts
Why are the children of the society conditioned to enjoy nature?
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They are conditioned to dislike nature.
The government needs more people to sleep outside.
Spending time in nature is free.
They will spend time outside when they are in the army.
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Question 31 pts
How does the society teach children morality and values?
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The children are brainwashed while they sleep.
A pain implant punishes them.
Morality is no longer a concern.
Government-approved movies present proper role models.
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Question 41 pts
Which historical figure do the people of the society worship?
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Zaphod Beeblebrox
Benito Mussolini
Henry Ford
Mazer Rackham
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Question 51 pts
Fanny gives Lenina a hard time for…
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Dating too many people.
Working too hard.
B. Dating the same person for too long.
Not working hard enough.
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Question 61 pts
What are the lowest members of the society called?
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Epsilons
Untouchable
4-Fs
Min-wags
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Question 71 pts
Which choice represents a core value of the society of Brave New World?
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Suffering to build spirit
Sobriety (being sober)
Stability
Family life
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Question 81 pts
Which choice is NOT a coping mechanism (a way to deal with emotions) used by citizens of the society?
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Promiscuous sex (many partners)
Self-abuse (physical pain)
Feely movies (escapism)
Drug use (soma)
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Question 91 pts
What fact makes Bernard Marx feel insecure about himself?
Group of answer choices
He is physically small.
He believes that he is less intelligent than his peers.
He has a speech impediment.
He thinks that his face is unattractive.
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Question 101 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of mind control in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Solidarity Service.
Hypnopedia.
Newspapers and Media.
Brain-wave monitors.
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Question 111 pts
What issue makes Helmholtz Watson unhappy?
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He struggles to succeed at his assigned
He is rejected by the woman he desires.
He is unintelligent for a Gamma.
He wants to do more with his life.
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Question 121 pts
In what way are Bernard Marx and Helmholtz Watson alike?
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They have the same occupation.
They are both considered unattractive.
They are both Gammas.
They feel like they do not fit in.
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Question 131 pts
What is Bernard Marx’s field of expertise?
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Mechanical engineering
Psychology
Music (composition)
Historical research
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Question 141 pts
Why does Lenina decide to go on vacation with Bernard?
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She wants to change him and “save him from himself.”
She aims to make Henry Foster jealous.
She shares his views and wants to escape with him.
She likes Bernard and wants to visit the destination.
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Question 151 pts
How does Lenina react to life on the “Savage” Reservation?
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She never visits it.
She wants to stay for good.
She hates it immediately and has no desire to return.
She likes it at first but gradually learns to hate it.
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Question 161 pts
How did John come to live on the “Savage” Reservation?
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He was born there.
He was left there as part of an experiment.
He escaped “civilization” to live there.
A helicopter crash strands him there.
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Question 171 pts
What fact shames the Director of the Hatchery and Conditioning Centre?
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He fathers a child.
Bernard catches him stealing from the company.
He falls in love with the “wrong” person.
He is a fraud—he was born into a lower level of society.
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Question 181 pts
Why is Linda a social outcast within the reservation?
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She has sex with many men of the community.
She refuses to do any work.
She is fully accepted.
She refuses to learn the language.
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Question 191 pts
John finds a way to fit in on the “Savage” Reservation by…
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Changing his name and identity.
He never fits in.
Demonstrating his intelligence.
Joining the council of warriors.
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Question 201 pts
How do Linda and John come to leave the reservation?
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Bernard sneaks them out illegally.
They escape by stealing other people’s documents.
Bernard gets permission to take them back to London.
The leader of the “savages” demands that they leave.
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Question 211 pts
How do citizens in the society tell the different classes of people apart?
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They are indistinguishable.
Tattoos
Clothing color
Hair color
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Question 221 pts
What is the official motto or slogan of the World State?
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Community—Identity—Stability
Joy for All, Misery for None
Strength through Unity, Unity through Faith
Work—Consume—Enjoy
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Question 231 pts
Which of the following is a sacred symbol in Brave New World?
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A lightning bolt
The exclamation point
A circle made of smaller circles
The letter T
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Question 241 pts
Which character fits best into the society of Brave New World?
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Helmholtz Watson
Fanny Crowne
Linda Savage
Bernard Marx
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Question 251 pts
Which of the following is NOT a goal of leisure sports in the World State?
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Foster interaction between the different social classes.
Divert people’s minds and attention.
Encourage the consumption of goods and services.
Occupy free time.
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Question 261 pts
How do the people of London react to John and Linda?
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Only Linda is welcomed
Only John is welcomed.
Linda and John are both welcomed.
Linda and John are both shunned (excluded and avoided).
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Question 271 pts
Which choice reflects a change caused by John and Linda’s arrival in London?
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People start to question the World State government.
People are turning away from soma.
Bernard becomes popular.
Bonaparte and his followers decide that they will become “savage.”
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Question 281 pts
Bernard’s fancy party is ruined when…
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Mustapha Mond orders the guests to leave.
Helmholtz’s comments and ideas make everyone depressed.
Linda goes berserk (out of control) and abuses the guests.
John refuses to show up
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Question 291 pts
What is one of John’s unusual habits?
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He does strange exercises when bored.
He speaks in quotes from Shakespeare.
He offers his food to the spirits.
He gives strangers his clothes and jewelry.
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Question 301 pts
Which character comes from the lowest level of the society?
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Helmholtz Watson
Henry Foster
The Director of the HCC (Bernard’s boss)
None of these.
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Question 311 pts
Which choice best represents the society’s views on family?
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Your caste (level of society) is your family.
The idea of family is disgusting and wrong.
The World State is your family.
Your Bokanovsky group is your family.
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Question 321 pts
Helmholtz gets into trouble when he…
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Places an unusual advertisement in the newspaper.
Skips work to spend time with Lenina.
Teaches an inappropriate lesson.
Refuses to sleep with one of his superiors.
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Question 331 pts
John threatens to kill Lenina when she…
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Tries to befriend his mother.
Sleeps with another man.
Is cruel to his mother.
Tries to sleep with him.
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Question 341 pts
Which statement regarding Linda’s death is NOT true?
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She is surrounded by children.
She records her final words to be published by the World State.
The authorities allow John to be with her.
She dies of drug abuse.
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Question 351 pts
How do the authorities handle the riot started by John Savage?
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They decide to let the riot “run its course.”
They start beating and killing people.
They use drugs to calm everyone down.
They cannot decide how to deal with it.
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Question 361 pts
Mustapha Mond tortures Bernard, Helmholtz, and John by using…
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Injections.
Dripping water.
They are not tortured.
Electricity.
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Question 371 pts
Which choice is NOT a feature of life in Huxley’s imagined society?
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Rigorous Morning Chant
Malthusian Drill
Violent Passion Surrogate
Solidarity Service
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Question 381 pts
Why does Mustapha Mond think it is a reward to be sent to an island?
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You can get away from the crowded cities.
The free-thinking individuals are there.
The “savages” treat you as royalty.
You are part of an exciting experiment.
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Question 391 pts
Which character is glad to be exiled to an isolated island?
Group of answer choices
Bernard Marx
Helmholtz Watson
Lenina Crowne
The DHC (Bernard’s former boss)
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Question 401 pts
John stays in England because…
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond wants to continue the experiment.
The leader of reservation refuses to let John return.
He does not stay in England.
He chooses to stay to be with Lenina.
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Question 411 pts
John Savage becomes famous all over again when…
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He delivers a speech about God and truth.
He kills Mustapha Mond.
The World State encourages people to learn from him.
He is the subject of a feely movie.
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Question 421 pts
What do the visitors to the lighthouse want of John Savage?
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They want to have sex with him.
hey want him to whip himself.
They want to follow his ways.
They want him to leave England.
Flag question: Question 43
Question 431 pts
How does John Savage die?
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A crowd beats him to death.
The World State has him electrocuted.
He hangs himself.
John Savage lives!
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Question 441 pts
Which character does Huxley use to explain how the society came to its current condition?
Group of answer choices
Lenina Crowne (the technician)
Mustapha Mond (the administrator)
Becket Engels (the reporter)
Bernard Marx (the historian)
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Question 451 pts
By the end of the novel, John Savage reaches the conclusion that…
Group of answer choices
Humanity has given up too much for comfort.
The World State is right.
Living alone is no life at all.
People like Bernard Marx are the real enemy.
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Question 461 pts
Brave New world was first published in…
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1892.
1982.
1932.
1792.
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Question 471 pts
Brave New World is narrated from the point of view of…
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The World State leaders.
An unknown being.
Bernard Marx.
John Savage.
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Question 481 pts
Which choice accurately describes the narration of Brave New World?
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Third-person, omniscient
First-person, omniscient
Second-person, limited
First-person, limited
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Question 491 pts
Which choice is NOT an accurate genre for Brave New World?
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Dystopia Novel
Utopia Novel
Science Fiction
Speculative Fiction
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Question 501 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of the novel’s historical context?
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England
1932
2540 A.F.
Industrialization
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Question 511 pts
Which topic is LEAST important regarding the historical context of Brave New World?
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Consumer culture
Genetic research
The rise of communism
The aftermath of World War II
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Question 521 pts
Utopia is best defined as…
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An imagined setting with extraordinary circumstances.
A horrendous, disastrous society.
A perfect society.
A form of government where all citizens are equal.
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Question 531 pts
The term Utopia was coined (first created) in 1516 by…
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Plato.
H.G. Wells.
Thomas More.
Aldous Huxley.
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Question 541 pts
Dystopian fiction ALWAYS imagines…
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Life in the distant future.
Violent, totalitarian governments.
A horrible life for humankind.
Scientific and technological advancements.
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Question 551 pts
What literary element does the presentation of the baby factory BEST represent?
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Literary allusion
Character motivations
Symbolism / allegory
Foreshadowing
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Question 561 pts
The author’s use of word choice to help you visualize the events is called…
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Sight words.
Imagery
Figurative language.
Connotative language.
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Question 571 pts
Mustapha Mond occasionally includes Bible verses in his speech. This is an example of…
Group of answer choices
Hyperbole.
Free verse.
Allusion.
Symbolism.
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Question 581 pts
Huxley writes, “THE MESA was like a ship becalmed in a strait of lion-coloured dust.” This is an example of…
Group of answer choices
Figurative language.
Hyperbole.
Irony.
Personification
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Question 591 pts
Which character is the protagonist in the first half of the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond
Bernard Marx
The Director of the HCC
John Savage
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Question 601 pts
A character used to highlight the traits of another character is called a(n)…
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Foil character.
Inverse character.
Lens character.
Allegory character.
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Question 611 pts
Which example is NOT an internal conflict explored in the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond feels guilt for his role in the society.
Bernard wants to be different and to fit in.
Helmholtz struggles to find purpose.
John Savage must resist his lust for Lenina.
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Question 621 pts
Which of these has the greatest symbolic importance in Brave New World?
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A faucet
The hospital
A bottle
Helicopters
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Question 631 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of imagery?
Group of answer choices
Figurative language
Key words (connotations)
Source materials
Sensory language
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Question 641 pts
The story of how the baby factory works is best described as…
Group of answer choices
Rhetorical.
Reciprocal.
Allegorical.
Philosophical.
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Question 651 pts
The phrase “brave new world” originates from…
Group of answer choices
Dante’s Inferno.
Plato’s Republic.
Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
The New Testament of the Bible.
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Question 661 pts
John’s repeated use of the phrase “brave new world” shifts from being…
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Sympathetic to accusatory.
Accusatory to sympathetic.
Ironic to enthusiastic.
Enthusiastic to ironic.
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Question 671 pts
Which event is best identified as the inciting incident of the plot?
Group of answer choices
Bernard meets John and Linda on the “Savage” Reservation.
Linda dies.
Mond banishes Bernard and Helmholtz.
John Savage starts a riot.
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Question 681 pts
The narrative structure of Brave New World is surprising in that…
Group of answer choices
The point of view is different for each chapter.
The narrator decides to get personally involved in the story.
Huxley starts at the ending of the plot and works backwards.
He changes the protagonist half-way through.
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Question 691 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? … sultry darkness into which the students now followed him was visible and crimson, like the darkness of closed eyes on a summer’s afternoon. The bulging flanks of row on receding row and tier above tier of bottles glinted with innumerable rubies, and among the rubies moved the dim red spectres of men and women with purple eyes and all the symptoms of lupus. The hum and rattle of machinery faintly stirred the air.
Group of answer choices
Frame tale
Parallel construction
Internal conflict
Imagery
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Question 701 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? The other nodded. “But I mustn’t tell you what.” He was silent for a little; then, in a low voice, “Once,” he went on, “I did something that none of the others did: I stood against a rock in the middle of the day, in summer, with my arms out, like Jesus on the Cross.” “What on earth for?” “I wanted to know what it was like being crucified. Hanging there…”
Group of answer choices
Allusion
Personification
Figurative language
Resolution
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Question 711 pts
Which symbolic element is LEAST associated with the character of John Savage?
Group of answer choices
Henry Ford’s Model T
A volume of Shakespeare
The abandoned lighthouse
A bottle of soma
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Question 721 pts
The use of shocks and blasting noises on babies relates to the principles of…
Group of answer choices
Brain-imaging.
Classical conditioning.
Hypnopedia.
Solidarity Service.
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Question 731 pts
The speaker of Helmholtz Watson’s poem reflects on…
Group of answer choices
Imprisonment.
Violent impulses.
Romantic love.
Solitude.
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Question 741 pts
Huxley uses literary allusions to create a connection between…
Group of answer choices
Bernard Marx and Don Quixote.
Mustapha Mond and Adolf Hitler.
Lenina Crowne and Cleopatra.
John Savage and John the Baptist.
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Question 751 pts
Based on Brave New World, which societal development was LEAST concerning to Huxley?
Group of answer choices
Consumerism
Psychological manipulation
Religious extremism
Genetic science
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Question 761 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? ... Bernard would parade a carping unorthodoxy. He was politely listened to. But behind his back people shook their heads. “That young man will come to a bad end,” they said, prophesying the more confidently in that they themselves would in due course personally see to it that the end was bad. ...
Group of answer choices
Flashback
Sound devices
Narrative frame
Foreshadowing
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Question 771 pts
The excerpt below BEST relates to the literary element of… Helmholtz only laughed. “I feel,” he said, after a silence, “as though I were just beginning to have something to write about. As though I were beginning to be able to use that power I feel I’ve got inside me–that extra, latent power. Something seems to be coming to me.” In spite of all his troubles, he seemed … profoundly happy.
Group of answer choices
Internal conflict.
Flashback.
Sound devices.
Allusion.
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Question 781 pts
Which of these characters is LEAST moved by the works of Shakespeare?
Group of answer choices
John Savage
Helmholtz Watson
Bernard Marx
Mustapha Mond
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Question 791 pts
What is the term for persuasion that advances an argument or point of view without concern for fairness or objectivity?
Group of answer choices
Slander
Diversionary debate
Classical appeal
Propaganda
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Question 801 pts
Based on the narrator’s tone, we can conclude that the narrator…
Group of answer choices
Does not approve of the new society.
Approves of the new society.
Despises all the main characters.
Appreciates and cares for all the main characters.
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Question 811 pts
Which of the following has the LEAST to do with developing Huxley’s themes on sex?
Group of answer choices
Feelies (virtual reality movies)
Zippers
Solidarity Service
Leisure sports
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Question 821 pts
Which plot event connects to the theme on forbidden knowledge?
Group of answer choices
John and Mond meet in Mond’s office.
John goes to live in the lighthouse.
A guest ruins Bernard’s party.
Bernard exposes and humiliates his boss.
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Question 831 pts
Which narrative element establishes Brave New World as speculative fiction?
Group of answer choices
Climax
Plot structure
Characterization
Setting
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Question 841 pts
Huxley assumes that the reader…
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Has a low opinion of science and progress.
Can comprehend a complex or fragmented telling.
Has no knowledge of the Bible.
Does not believe in God.
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Question 851 pts
Which character would Huxley most like readers to emulate (imitate)?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond
Lenina Crowne
Helmholtz Watson
John Savage
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Question 861 pts
John’s references to Shakespeare…
Group of answer choices
Create a message when recited in order.
All come from the same play, Othello.
Rarely relate to the current situation.
Represent many of Shakespeare’s works.
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Question 871 pts
Which of the following does NOT have major symbolic importance in BNW?
Group of answer choices
The abandoned lighthouse
Conveyor belts and machinery
Fountains and waterfalls
Bottles
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Question 881 pts
Which theme subject is NOT explored in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Individuality
Sexism
Consumerism
Romance
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Question 891 pts
Which choice is a theme communicated by the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mind control is real.
Individuality
Love conquers all.
Freedom
Flag question: Question 90
Question 901 pts
Which choice is NOT a theme communicated by Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
The human spirit is impossible to control.
The developments of today may have unintended consequences.
Freedom should not be traded for stability.
Purpose is more important than pleasure.
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Question 9110 pts
Please rate your overall enjoyment of this novel on a scale of 1-10. 1 being least. 10 being best. Be honest! Any answer (between 1-10) gives full credit.
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Question 11 pts
The very beginning of Brave New World centers on a…
Group of answer choices
Secret meeting of the World State.
University lecture.
Tour of a factory.
Man alone on an island.
Question 21 pts
Why are the children of the society conditioned to enjoy nature?
Group of answer choices
They are conditioned to dislike nature.
The government needs more people to sleep outside.
Spending time in nature is free.
They will spend time outside when they are in the army.
Question 31 pts
How does the society teach children morality and values?
Group of answer choices
The children are brainwashed while they sleep.
A pain implant punishes them.
Morality is no longer a concern.
Government-approved movies present proper role models.
Question 41 pts
Which historical figure do the people of the society worship?
Group of answer choices
Zaphod Beeblebrox
Benito Mussolini
Henry Ford
Mazer Rackham
Question 51 pts
Fanny gives Lenina a hard time for…
Group of answer choices
Dating too many people.
Working too hard.
B. Dating the same person for too long.
Not working hard enough.
Question 61 pts
What are the lowest members of the society called?
Group of answer choices
Epsilons
Untouchable
4-Fs
Min-wags
Question 71 pts
Which choice represents a core value of the society of Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Suffering to build spirit
Sobriety (being sober)
Stability
Family life
Question 81 pts
Which choice is NOT a coping mechanism (a way to deal with emotions) used by citizens of the society?
Group of answer choices
Promiscuous sex (many partners)
Self-abuse (physical pain)
Feely movies (escapism)
Drug use (soma)
Question 91 pts
What fact makes Bernard Marx feel insecure about himself?
Group of answer choices
He is physically small.
He believes that he is less intelligent than his peers.
He has a speech impediment.
He thinks that his face is unattractive.
Question 101 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of mind control in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Solidarity Service.
Hypnopedia.
Newspapers and Media.
Brain-wave monitors.
Question 111 pts
What issue makes Helmholtz Watson unhappy?
Group of answer choices
He struggles to succeed at his assigned
He is rejected by the woman he desires.
He is unintelligent for a Gamma.
He wants to do more with his life.
Question 121 pts
In what way are Bernard Marx and Helmholtz Watson alike?
Group of answer choices
They have the same occupation.
They are both considered unattractive.
They are both Gammas.
They feel like they do not fit in.
Question 131 pts
What is Bernard Marx’s field of expertise?
Group of answer choices
Mechanical engineering
Psychology
Music (composition)
Historical research
Question 141 pts
Why does Lenina decide to go on vacation with Bernard?
Group of answer choices
She wants to change him and “save him from himself.”
She aims to make Henry Foster jealous.
She shares his views and wants to escape with him.
She likes Bernard and wants to visit the destination.
Question 151 pts
How does Lenina react to life on the “Savage” Reservation?
Group of answer choices
She never visits it.
She wants to stay for good.
She hates it immediately and has no desire to return.
She likes it at first but gradually learns to hate it.
Question 161 pts
How did John come to live on the “Savage” Reservation?
Group of answer choices
He was born there.
He was left there as part of an experiment.
He escaped “civilization” to live there.
A helicopter crash strands him there.
Question 171 pts
What fact shames the Director of the Hatchery and Conditioning Centre?
Group of answer choices
He fathers a child.
Bernard catches him stealing from the company.
He falls in love with the “wrong” person.
He is a fraud—he was born into a lower level of society.
Question 181 pts
Why is Linda a social outcast within the reservation?
Group of answer choices
She has sex with many men of the community.
She refuses to do any work.
She is fully accepted.
She refuses to learn the language.
Question 191 pts
John finds a way to fit in on the “Savage” Reservation by…
Group of answer choices
Changing his name and identity.
He never fits in.
Demonstrating his intelligence.
Joining the council of warriors.
Question 201 pts
How do Linda and John come to leave the reservation?
Group of answer choices
Bernard sneaks them out illegally.
They escape by stealing other people’s documents.
Bernard gets permission to take them back to London.
The leader of the “savages” demands that they leave.
Question 211 pts
How do citizens in the society tell the different classes of people apart?
Group of answer choices
They are indistinguishable.
Tattoos
Clothing color
Hair color
Question 221 pts
What is the official motto or slogan of the World State?
Group of answer choices
Community—Identity—Stability
Joy for All, Misery for None
Strength through Unity, Unity through Faith
Work—Consume—Enjoy
Question 231 pts
Which of the following is a sacred symbol in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
A lightning bolt
The exclamation point
A circle made of smaller circles
The letter T
Question 241 pts
Which character fits best into the society of Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Helmholtz Watson
Fanny Crowne
Linda Savage
Bernard Marx
Question 251 pts
Which of the following is NOT a goal of leisure sports in the World State?
Group of answer choices
Foster interaction between the different social classes.
Divert people’s minds and attention.
Encourage the consumption of goods and services.
Occupy free time.
Question 261 pts
How do the people of London react to John and Linda?
Group of answer choices
Only Linda is welcomed
Only John is welcomed.
Linda and John are both welcomed.
Linda and John are both shunned (excluded and avoided).
Question 271 pts
Which choice reflects a change caused by John and Linda’s arrival in London?
Group of answer choices
People start to question the World State government.
People are turning away from soma.
Bernard becomes popular.
Bonaparte and his followers decide that they will become “savage.”
Question 281 pts
Bernard’s fancy party is ruined when…
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond orders the guests to leave.
Helmholtz’s comments and ideas make everyone depressed.
Linda goes berserk (out of control) and abuses the guests.
John refuses to show up
Question 291 pts
What is one of John’s unusual habits?
Group of answer choices
He does strange exercises when bored.
He speaks in quotes from Shakespeare.
He offers his food to the spirits.
He gives strangers his clothes and jewelry.
Question 301 pts
Which character comes from the lowest level of the society?
Group of answer choices
Helmholtz Watson
Henry Foster
The Director of the HCC (Bernard’s boss)
None of these.
Question 311 pts
Which choice best represents the society’s views on family?
Group of answer choices
Your caste (level of society) is your family.
The idea of family is disgusting and wrong.
The World State is your family.
Your Bokanovsky group is your family.
Question 321 pts
Helmholtz gets into trouble when he…
Group of answer choices
Places an unusual advertisement in the newspaper.
Skips work to spend time with Lenina.
Teaches an inappropriate lesson.
Refuses to sleep with one of his superiors.
Question 331 pts
John threatens to kill Lenina when she…
Group of answer choices
Tries to befriend his mother.
Sleeps with another man.
Is cruel to his mother.
Tries to sleep with him.
Question 341 pts
Which statement regarding Linda’s death is NOT true?
Group of answer choices
She is surrounded by children.
She records her final words to be published by the World State.
The authorities allow John to be with her.
She dies of drug abuse.
Question 351 pts
How do the authorities handle the riot started by John Savage?
Group of answer choices
They decide to let the riot “run its course.”
They start beating and killing people.
They use drugs to calm everyone down.
They cannot decide how to deal with it.
Question 361 pts
Mustapha Mond tortures Bernard, Helmholtz, and John by using…
Group of answer choices
Injections.
Dripping water.
They are not tortured.
Electricity.
Question 371 pts
Which choice is NOT a feature of life in Huxley’s imagined society?
Group of answer choices
Rigorous Morning Chant
Malthusian Drill
Violent Passion Surrogate
Solidarity Service
Question 381 pts
Why does Mustapha Mond think it is a reward to be sent to an island?
Group of answer choices
You can get away from the crowded cities.
The free-thinking individuals are there.
The “savages” treat you as royalty.
You are part of an exciting experiment.
Question 391 pts
Which character is glad to be exiled to an isolated island?
Group of answer choices
Bernard Marx
Helmholtz Watson
Lenina Crowne
The DHC (Bernard’s former boss)
Question 401 pts
John stays in England because…
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond wants to continue the experiment.
The leader of reservation refuses to let John return.
He does not stay in England.
He chooses to stay to be with Lenina.
Question 411 pts
John Savage becomes famous all over again when…
Group of answer choices
He delivers a speech about God and truth.
He kills Mustapha Mond.
The World State encourages people to learn from him.
He is the subject of a feely movie.
Question 421 pts
What do the visitors to the lighthouse want of John Savage?
Group of answer choices
They want to have sex with him.
hey want him to whip himself.
They want to follow his ways.
They want him to leave England.
Question 431 pts
How does John Savage die?
Group of answer choices
A crowd beats him to death.
The World State has him electrocuted.
He hangs himself.
John Savage lives!
Question 441 pts
Which character does Huxley use to explain how the society came to its current condition?
Group of answer choices
Lenina Crowne (the technician)
Mustapha Mond (the administrator)
Becket Engels (the reporter)
Bernard Marx (the historian)
Question 451 pts
By the end of the novel, John Savage reaches the conclusion that…
Group of answer choices
Humanity has given up too much for comfort.
The World State is right.
Living alone is no life at all.
People like Bernard Marx are the real enemy.
Question 461 pts
Brave New world was first published in…
Group of answer choices
1892.
1982.
1932.
1792.
Question 471 pts
Brave New World is narrated from the point of view of…
Group of answer choices
The World State leaders.
An unknown being.
Bernard Marx.
John Savage.
Question 481 pts
Which choice accurately describes the narration of Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Third-person, omniscient
First-person, omniscient
Second-person, limited
First-person, limited
Question 491 pts
Which choice is NOT an accurate genre for Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Dystopia Novel
Utopia Novel
Science Fiction
Speculative Fiction
Question 501 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of the novel’s historical context?
Group of answer choices
England
1932
2540 A.F.
Industrialization
Question 511 pts
Which topic is LEAST important regarding the historical context of Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Consumer culture
Genetic research
The rise of communism
The aftermath of World War II
Question 521 pts
Utopia is best defined as…
Group of answer choices
An imagined setting with extraordinary circumstances.
A horrendous, disastrous society.
A perfect society.
A form of government where all citizens are equal.
Question 531 pts
The term Utopia was coined (first created) in 1516 by…
Group of answer choices
Plato.
H.G. Wells.
Thomas More.
Aldous Huxley.
Question 541 pts
Dystopian fiction ALWAYS imagines…
Group of answer choices
Life in the distant future.
Violent, totalitarian governments.
A horrible life for humankind.
Scientific and technological advancements.
Question 551 pts
What literary element does the presentation of the baby factory BEST represent?
Group of answer choices
Literary allusion
Character motivations
Symbolism / allegory
Foreshadowing
Question 561 pts
The author’s use of word choice to help you visualize the events is called…
Group of answer choices
Sight words.
Imagery
Figurative language.
Connotative language.
Question 571 pts
Mustapha Mond occasionally includes Bible verses in his speech. This is an example of…
Group of answer choices
Hyperbole.
Free verse.
Allusion.
Symbolism.
Question 581 pts
Huxley writes, “THE MESA was like a ship becalmed in a strait of lion-coloured dust.” This is an example of…
Group of answer choices
Figurative language.
Hyperbole.
Irony.
Personification
Question 591 pts
Which character is the protagonist in the first half of the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond
Bernard Marx
The Director of the HCC
John Savage
Question 601 pts
A character used to highlight the traits of another character is called a(n)…
Group of answer choices
Foil character.
Inverse character.
Lens character.
Allegory character.
Question 611 pts
Which example is NOT an internal conflict explored in the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond feels guilt for his role in the society.
Bernard wants to be different and to fit in.
Helmholtz struggles to find purpose.
John Savage must resist his lust for Lenina.
Question 621 pts
Which of these has the greatest symbolic importance in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
A faucet
The hospital
A bottle
Helicopters
Question 631 pts
Which choice is NOT an aspect of imagery?
Group of answer choices
Figurative language
Key words (connotations)
Source materials
Sensory language
Question 641 pts
The story of how the baby factory works is best described as…
Group of answer choices
Rhetorical.
Reciprocal.
Allegorical.
Philosophical.
Question 651 pts
The phrase “brave new world” originates from…
Group of answer choices
Dante’s Inferno.
Plato’s Republic.
Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
The New Testament of the Bible.
Question 661 pts
John’s repeated use of the phrase “brave new world” shifts from being…
Group of answer choices
Sympathetic to accusatory.
Accusatory to sympathetic.
Ironic to enthusiastic.
Enthusiastic to ironic.
Question 671 pts
Which event is best identified as the inciting incident of the plot?
Group of answer choices
Bernard meets John and Linda on the “Savage” Reservation.
Linda dies.
Mond banishes Bernard and Helmholtz.
John Savage starts a riot.
Question 681 pts
The narrative structure of Brave New World is surprising in that…
Group of answer choices
The point of view is different for each chapter.
The narrator decides to get personally involved in the story.
Huxley starts at the ending of the plot and works backwards.
He changes the protagonist half-way through.
Question 691 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? … sultry darkness into which the students now followed him was visible and crimson, like the darkness of closed eyes on a summer’s afternoon. The bulging flanks of row on receding row and tier above tier of bottles glinted with innumerable rubies, and among the rubies moved the dim red spectres of men and women with purple eyes and all the symptoms of lupus. The hum and rattle of machinery faintly stirred the air.
Group of answer choices
Frame tale
Parallel construction
Internal conflict
Imagery
Question 701 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? The other nodded. “But I mustn’t tell you what.” He was silent for a little; then, in a low voice, “Once,” he went on, “I did something that none of the others did: I stood against a rock in the middle of the day, in summer, with my arms out, like Jesus on the Cross.” “What on earth for?” “I wanted to know what it was like being crucified. Hanging there…”
Group of answer choices
Allusion
Personification
Figurative language
Resolution
Question 711 pts
Which symbolic element is LEAST associated with the character of John Savage?
Group of answer choices
Henry Ford’s Model T
A volume of Shakespeare
The abandoned lighthouse
A bottle of soma
Question 721 pts
The use of shocks and blasting noises on babies relates to the principles of…
Group of answer choices
Brain-imaging.
Classical conditioning.
Hypnopedia.
Solidarity Service.
Question 731 pts
The speaker of Helmholtz Watson’s poem reflects on…
Group of answer choices
Imprisonment.
Violent impulses.
Romantic love.
Solitude.
Question 741 pts
Huxley uses literary allusions to create a connection between…
Group of answer choices
Bernard Marx and Don Quixote.
Mustapha Mond and Adolf Hitler.
Lenina Crowne and Cleopatra.
John Savage and John the Baptist.
Question 751 pts
Based on Brave New World, which societal development was LEAST concerning to Huxley?
Group of answer choices
Consumerism
Psychological manipulation
Religious extremism
Genetic science
Question 761 pts
The excerpt below BEST demonstrates which literary element? ... Bernard would parade a carping unorthodoxy. He was politely listened to. But behind his back people shook their heads. “That young man will come to a bad end,” they said, prophesying the more confidently in that they themselves would in due course personally see to it that the end was bad. ...
Group of answer choices
Flashback
Sound devices
Narrative frame
Foreshadowing
Question 771 pts
The excerpt below BEST relates to the literary element of… Helmholtz only laughed. “I feel,” he said, after a silence, “as though I were just beginning to have something to write about. As though I were beginning to be able to use that power I feel I’ve got inside me–that extra, latent power. Something seems to be coming to me.” In spite of all his troubles, he seemed … profoundly happy.
Group of answer choices
Internal conflict.
Flashback.
Sound devices.
Allusion.
Question 781 pts
Which of these characters is LEAST moved by the works of Shakespeare?
Group of answer choices
John Savage
Helmholtz Watson
Bernard Marx
Mustapha Mond
Question 791 pts
What is the term for persuasion that advances an argument or point of view without concern for fairness or objectivity?
Group of answer choices
Slander
Diversionary debate
Classical appeal
Propaganda
Question 801 pts
Based on the narrator’s tone, we can conclude that the narrator…
Group of answer choices
Does not approve of the new society.
Approves of the new society.
Despises all the main characters.
Appreciates and cares for all the main characters.
Question 811 pts
Which of the following has the LEAST to do with developing Huxley’s themes on sex?
Group of answer choices
Feelies (virtual reality movies)
Zippers
Solidarity Service
Leisure sports
Question 821 pts
Which plot event connects to the theme on forbidden knowledge?
Group of answer choices
John and Mond meet in Mond’s office.
John goes to live in the lighthouse.
A guest ruins Bernard’s party.
Bernard exposes and humiliates his boss.
Question 831 pts
Which narrative element establishes Brave New World as speculative fiction?
Group of answer choices
Climax
Plot structure
Characterization
Setting
Question 841 pts
Huxley assumes that the reader…
Group of answer choices
Has a low opinion of science and progress.
Can comprehend a complex or fragmented telling.
Has no knowledge of the Bible.
Does not believe in God.
Question 851 pts
Which character would Huxley most like readers to emulate (imitate)?
Group of answer choices
Mustapha Mond
Lenina Crowne
Helmholtz Watson
John Savage
Question 861 pts
John’s references to Shakespeare…
Group of answer choices
Create a message when recited in order.
All come from the same play, Othello.
Rarely relate to the current situation.
Represent many of Shakespeare’s works.
Question 871 pts
Which of the following does NOT have major symbolic importance in BNW?
Group of answer choices
The abandoned lighthouse
Conveyor belts and machinery
Fountains and waterfalls
Bottles
Question 881 pts
Which theme subject is NOT explored in Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
Individuality
Sexism
Consumerism
Romance
Question 891 pts
Which choice is a theme communicated by the novel?
Group of answer choices
Mind control is real.
Individuality
Love conquers all.
Freedom
Question 901 pts
Which choice is NOT a theme communicated by Brave New World?
Group of answer choices
The human spirit is impossible to control.
The developments of today may have unintended consequences.
Freedom should not be traded for stability.
Purpose is more important than pleasure.
Question 9110 pts
Please rate your overall enjoyment of this novel on a scale of 1-10. 1 being least. 10 being best. Be honest! Any answer (between 1-10) gives full credit.
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