Mr. or Miss English B Know it All 1
English B Mr. or Miss Know it all!
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•over 6 years agoQuestion 1
Multiple Choice
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How was the cloning process named in Brave New World?
A.Embryo cloning by oxygen shortage
B.Bokanovsky Process
C.Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Process
D.Podsnap’s Technique
Question 2
Multiple Choice
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Which was Lenina Crowne's work?
A.She explains that her job is to coordinate the Rocket transport.
B.She explains that her job is to coordinate the electro shock therapy for babies at the Hatchery control center.
C.She explains that her job is to coordinate how The Hatchery destines each fetus for a particular caste in the World State.
D.She explains that her job is to immunize the fetuses destined for the tropics with vaccinations for typhoid and sleeping sickness.
Question 3
Multiple Choice
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The correct order of the social castes from higher to lower is:
A.Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Epsilons, and Delta.
B.Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma and Epsilons.
C.Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilons.
D.Alpha, Gamma, Beta, Delta and Epsilons.
Question 4
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But after the Nine Years’ War, which involved horrible chemical and biological warfare, an intense propaganda campaign, including the suppression of all books published before a.f. 150, began to weaken the resistance. What other things were forbidden by the world State?
A.Religion, Shakespeare, museums, and families all passed into obscurity.
B.Religion, Shakespeare, Freedom of speech, and families all passed into obscurity.
C.Religion, museums, and families all passed into obscurity.
D.Religion, Shakespeare, Freedom of mobility, and families all passed into obscurity.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
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For how long did the World State research for the perfect drug?
A.Seven years of pharmaceutical research yielded soma, the perfect drug.
B.Five years of pharmaceutical research yielded soma, the perfect drug.
C.Six years of pharmaceutical research yielded soma, the perfect drug.
D.Three years of pharmaceutical research yielded soma, the perfect drug.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
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What made John the Savage and Bernard Marx different from the rest of the World State citizens?
A.They were the only ones with a sense of individuality.
B.They wanted to overthrow Mustapha Mond from power.
C.John the savage missed his life at the reservation and Bernard Marx was bored writing silly things for the newspaper.
D.Bernard was in love with Lenina and wanted to escape with her and have a family. John the savage couldn't find a place in the World state.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
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Who was Fanny Crowne in the story?
A.She was Lenina's cousin and her partner in a wild social life.
B.She was Lenina's mom and they had a terrible relation.
C.She was Lenina's sister and worked with her at the Hatchery and Control center.
D.Lenina Crowne’s friend (they have the same last name because only about ten thousand last names are in use in the World State).
Question 8
Multiple Choice
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Who was Henry Foster in the story?
A.One of Lenina’s many lovers, he is a perfectly conventional Alpha male, casually discussing Lenina’s body with his coworkers. His success with Lenina, and his casual attitude about it, infuriate the jealous Bernard.
B.One of Lenina’s many lovers, he is a perfectly conventional Beta male. His success with Lenina, and his casual attitude about it, infuriate the jealous John the savage.
C.He is a perfectly conventional Gamma male, casually discussing Lenina’s body with his coworkers. He was frustrated for not achieving to sleep with Lenina.
D.One of Lenina’s many lovers, he is a perfectly conventional Alpha male, casually discussing Lenina’s body with his coworkers. His success with Lenina caused a strong conflict with Helmholtz Watson.
Question 9
Multiple Choice
2 points
Brave New World is considered a:
A.Utopian novel that shows a "perfect futuristic society" according to the context of 1932.
B.Dystopian novel In presenting a so-called utopia that leads the most intelligent and free-thinking character to suicide. It was also considered one of the latest Modernist works to be read.
C.Science fiction novel. Typically set far in the future, science fiction draws on current science and technology, but goes further than what is actually possible.
Question 10
Multiple Choice
2 points
What of the following is true regarding Mustapha Mond?
A.He was once an ambitious, young scientist performing illicit research.
B.A very honest man who never broke a rule and did everything "by the book".
C.He chose to give up science, and now he censors scientific discoveries and exiles people for unorthodox beliefs.
D.He never achieved to become one of the 10 World Controllers.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
1 point
Who are Bluebell, Jessie, and Pincher in Animal farm?
A.Two cats and a dog that belonged to Mr. Jones.
B.Are the three farm dogs.
C.Two mice and a dog that lived in the farm's barn.
D.A Goose, a rooster and a dog that lived in Mr. Jones farm
Question 12
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In Animal farm, what type of animals were Muriel and Benjamin?
A.Muriel is the rat that spies for Napoleon, and Benjamin is the donkey.
B.Muriel is the donkey, and Benjamin is the white goat.
C.Muriel is the white goat, and Benjamin is the donkey.
D.Muriel is the white goat, and Benjamin is the second pig in command after Napoleon becomes a dictator.
Question 13
Multiple Choice
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Knowing that the novel Animal Farm is based on the Russian Revolution, which of the following animals represent the real characters of this historical event?
A.Napoleon represents Leon Trotsky and, less directly, Napoleon Bonaparte, the latter in order to show how power corrupts. Snowball represents Joseph Stalin. And Old Major represents Karl Marx.
B.Napoleon represents Karl Marx and, less directly, Napoleon Bonaparte, the latter in order to show how power corrupts. Snowball represents Leon Trotsky. And Old Major represents Joseph Stalin.
C.Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin and, less directly, Napoleon Bonaparte, the latter in order to show how power corrupts. Snowball represents Karl Marx. And Old Major represents Leon Trotsky.
D.Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin and, less directly, Napoleon Bonaparte, the latter in order to show how power corrupts. Snowball represents Leon Trotsky. And Old Major represents Karl Marx.
Question 14
Multiple Choice
1 point
In the Russian Revolution... Squealer role is played by none other than:
A.The Leader of the communist party.
B.The Russian Republic Television.
C.A bolshevik leader in the revolution.
D.None of the above.
Question 15
Multiple Choice
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Who is the farmer Mr. Jones representing from the real Russian revolution?
A.Mr. Jones represents the Russian Bourgeois class.
B.Mr. Jones represents the Russian politicians.
C.Mr. Jones is the Russian oppressed working class.
D.Mr. Jones is the Russian Czar.