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Trivia: Brave New World

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1. What is the lesson of the Cyprus experiment described by Mustapha Mond?






2. Where does Brave New World take place?






3. How does Lenina react to observing the Savage religious ritual?






4. After retreating to the lighthouse - what does John do that first attracts the reporters?






5. In Brave New World - sexual play between children is...






6. Early in the novel - Fanny Crowne lectures Lenina for her unacceptable social behavior.What is Lenina's fault - as Fanny sees it?






7. What is the motto of the World State?






8. What was the first book that John read as a child?






9. In Brave New World - sexual play between children is...






10. The term for birth in the Hatchery is...






11. How does the Solidarity Service end?






12. Who escorts the students through the hatchery?






13. What is Bernard Marx's main shortcoming?






14. How are children in the Nursery conditioned to dislike books and flowers?






15. What do people believe to be the cause of Bernard's strange character?






16. Which caste of humans is considered the lowest?






17. What motivates John's suicide at the end of the novel?






18. Why does Fanny try to convince Lenina to be more promiscuous?


19. What is the purpose of the religious ritual performed by the Savages?






20. Why are Bernard Marx and Helmholtz Watson friends?






21. Who said the following: 'Don't you want to be free and men? Don't you even understand what manhood and freedom are?'






22. What is the purpose of the religious ritual performed by the Savages?






23. Why is Helmholtz first criticized by the World State authorities?






24. What two hypnopaedic lessons are the children in the Nursery learning during the boys' tour of the Hatchery?






25. What is the name of the feely that John watches on his date with Lenina?






26. Why does Fanny try to convince Lenina to be more promiscuous?


27. Mustapha Mond tells John that civilizations have to choose between God and...






28. How long does Lenina date Henry Foster?






29. Bernard and Helmholtz are banished to...






30. What motivates John's suicide at the end of the novel?






31. Mustapha Mond says that 'You can't have a lasting civilization without . . .'


32. How are children in the Nursery conditioned to dislike books and flowers?






33. How long does Lenina date Henry Foster?






34. Who escorts the students through the hatchery?






35. Who is John's father?






36. What is Bernard Marx's main shortcoming?






37. What was the first book that John read as a child?






38. Explain the importance of Shakspeare






39. What Biblical phrase does Mustapha Mond use when children begin playing around him?


40. What do people believe to be the cause of Bernard's strange character?






41. How does the Solidarity Service end?






42. Where is the Savage Reservation located?






43. How does Bernard convince Lenina to go on a date with him?






44. How many main castes are there?






45. What is the name of the process that allows the Hatchery to produce many clones from a single egg?






46. Which brave new world drug does Mustapha Mond describe as 'Christianity without tears'?






47. Who does not sleep with Lenina?






48. What are the institutions responsible for hatching the human beings of Huxley's world?






49. What did Mustapha Mond do that almost got him exiled to an island?






50. Who said the following: 'Don't you want to be free and men? Don't you even understand what manhood and freedom are?'