Ecotopia: The Notebooks and Reports of William Weston Test | Final Test - Easy

Ernest Callenbach
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 138 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Ecotopia: The Notebooks and Reports of William Weston Test | Final Test - Easy

Ernest Callenbach
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. By giving workers time off, what can Ecotopian workers do?
(a) Build their own military units.
(b) Fire their bosses.
(c) Build their own companies.
(d) Work on a project or enjoy leisure.

2. What is the name of the area that black people choose to call their own in Ecotopia?
(a) Soul City.
(b) Tanzania.
(c) Razz Matazz.
(d) Harlem.

3. What is removed from tanks and used as fertilizer in Ecotopian homes?
(a) Methane gas.
(b) Chloroform.
(c) Sludge.
(d) Natural bromine.

4. Who exerts control over doctors' financial ceilings in Ecotopia?
(a) The patients.
(b) The party.
(c) The government.
(d) The citizens.

5. In what have Ecotopians developed a high level of sophistication?
(a) Artificial intelligence.
(b) Plant breeding.
(c) Military warfare.
(d) Human cloning.

6. What does Weston think about the land in Ecotopia?
(a) Unsightly.
(b) Radioactive.
(c) Unsafe.
(d) Well taken care of.

7. How big are Ecotopian prisons in general?
(a) 10-12 inmates.
(b) 1,000 inmates.
(c) 10,000 inmates.
(d) 500 inmates.

8. After a bitter political struggle, what were the black areas and Chinatown designated as within Ecotopia?
(a) Parks.
(b) Municipalities.
(c) Counties.
(d) City-states.

9. What does the politician describe the Ecotopian government as having that the American government lacks?
(a) Ecological priorities.
(b) Great soccer coaching.
(c) Oil and gas funding.
(d) Socialized medicine.

10. What do people often take breaks from during work and go visit in Ecotopia?
(a) Firms.
(b) Houses.
(c) Churches.
(d) Sauna.

11. What kinds of groups are favored by Ecotopian law?
(a) Small entrepreneurial.
(b) Private wealthy citizens.
(c) Big business.
(d) Autocratic ex-military.

12. What does Ecotopian education seem less concerned with when compared to American education?
(a) Licenses and credentials.
(b) Length and depth.
(c) Understanding of topics.
(d) Subject matter.

13. In what aspects of his life does Weston experience change through his visit to Ecotopia?
(a) Physical only.
(b) All.
(c) Spiritual only.
(d) Intellectual only.

14. What is not a big problem in Ecotopia, as compared to America, regarding the labor force?
(a) Unemployment.
(b) Lack of job training.
(c) Competitiveness.
(d) Immigration.

15. What do the segments that Weston sees at the factory resemble parts of?
(a) A flying buttress.
(b) A Gothic cathedral.
(c) A ship's deck.
(d) An airplane cabin.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of product do Ecotopians use little of?

2. What forbids any one entity from owning multiple operations in the same city?

3. What kind of medical insurance do Ecotopians have?

4. How is the Ecotopian student body at a college similar to the American version?

5. What is surprising about the childrens' groups at the school in the way they interact?

(see the answer keys)

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