Anthem By Ayn Rand
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- 1.Which of the following crimes does Equality NOT commit?
- A.
The transgression of preference
- B.
Theft
- C.
The transgression of fact-finding
- 2.Why does Equality commit so many transgressions?
- A.
He can't help it; he just wants to be bad.
- B.
He can't help it; he just wants to learn and explore things for himself.
- C.
He wants to see what will happen to him if he gets caught stirring up trouble.
- 3.When Equality learns that he is going to the Home of Street Sweepers, how does he feel?
- A.
Relieved; he can now atone for his sins.
- B.
Disappointed; he wanted to go to the house of leaders.
- C.
Elated; he feels like this is the perfect job for him.
- 4.Fill in the blanks: The will of _______ _________________ be done.
- A.
Our governor
- B.
Our brothers
- C.
Our country
- 5.When does Equality find the hole in the earth that leads to the underground cavern?
- A.
When he is out taking a mid-afternoon walk.
- B.
When he and Liberty are out, trying to find a place to do work.
- C.
When he and Union are working as street sweepers, they come across the grate in the ground.
- 6.Why does Equality say that he and International are alike?
- A.
International likes The Golden one, too.
- B.
Equality likes to think that he and International look alike.
- C.
International used to get in trouble when they were younger, too.
- 7.Why does International agree NOT to tell on Equality when he first ventures into the hole?
- A.
International doesn't want to get Equality in trouble and if he told, there would be trouble.
- B.
International decides that someday he might want to go into the hole too and if he tells on Equality now that opportunity will disappear.
- C.
Equality tells International that if he snitches then he will be forced to reciprocate by telling the council all about International's past transgressions.
- 8.While in his hiding spot, Equality creates ___________________________.
- A.
Power
- B.
Something like a candle
- C.
Light/Electricity
- 9.In his underground hiding spot, Equality does a lot of experiments. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
- A.
He dissects animals.
- B.
He gives himself injections of a serum that he created to help alleviate his frequent headaches.
- C.
He works with wires and experiments with the power of lightning.
- 10.Equality calls Liberty "The Golden One" because ______________________.
- A.
She radiates warmth and energy anytime anyone is near her.
- B.
She is beautiful and different from her sisters.
- C.
She gave him a golden coin one day that she found while working in the field.
- 11.Equality is forced into prison because _____________________________.
- A.
He is caught breaking the rules.
- B.
He tries to run away from society.
- C.
He is caught talking to The Golden One.
- 12.While in jail, Equality comments on the fact that the doors are not locked and that there are no guards. Why aren't these precautions in place?
- A.
The guards were on a break while Equality was in prison. So, the society did have some, but Equality didn't see them.
- B.
There's no need for guards because no one ever gets put in prison. And then, once they are there, they are usually too scared to continue breaking the rules.
- C.
There are no locks on the doors because the guards need to be able to take the prisoners at a moment's notice. The council meets so infrequently that they generally make decisions without much preamble.
- 13.Equality is forced to flee from his society because ___________________.
- A.
The council demanded that he be exiled.
- B.
The council demanded that he give up his invention and go back to working as a street sweeper.
- C.
The council wanted to ruin his invention and he just couldn't let them do it.
- 14.Equality is followed into the Uncharted forest by _________________________.
- A.
A bear
- B.
The Golden One
- C.
His friend, Union
- 15.15. Equality and The Golden One find a house in the woods. The Golden One is fascinated by _______.
- A.
All of the food that they find inside.
- B.
The mirror that shows her reflection.
- C.
The construction of the property and how it seemed to be made for people that were much bigger than she or Equality.
- 16.When Equality and The Golden One find the house, he is captivated by ______________________.
- A.
The books that are held within the shelves.
- B.
The gates that surround the complex
- C.
The unique shape of the building and how it seemed to be plunged into the side of the mountain.
- 17.While reading, Equality learns something profound. What is it?
- A.
He learns about the concept of work and how he must work very hard in order to succeed.
- B.
He learns about independence and what it means to live for ones' self.
- C.
He learns the truth about good vs. evil and how breaking rules can sometimes be necessary.
- 18.Equality decides that he and The Golden One will _________________________________.
- A.
Someday, go back to his homeland and become their ruler.
- B.
Need to be moving on because the house they found does not feel safe.
- C.
Go back to their homeland and rescue all of their friends who want to embrace life as individuals.
- 19.By the end of the book, how does Equality feel about the word "We"?
- A.
He feels like it was misused in his old society because he now sees the value in working for himself.
- B.
He feels like it represented a very good way of teaching people to love one another.
- C.
He feels like the word "we" should still be applied to those that are truly worthy of the title.
- 20.The beginning of the book and the end of the book feature two very different philosophies on life and government. In the beginning of the novella, Equality lives in a society that embraces______________________________.
- A.
Feudalism
- B.
Objectivism
- C.
Collectivism
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