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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is deception not a problem in Lineland?
(a) The inhabitants cannot change their shape.
(b) The inhabitants cannot change their smell.
(c) The inhabitants cannot change their angles.
(d) The inhabitants cannot change their voice.
2. What does the Sphere admit at the end of the chapter?
(a) He is only a dream.
(b) He was wrong, and has discovered the fourth dimension.
(c) He was wrong to be angry at A. Square for his questions.
(d) He is really a circle from Flatland.
3. What directions are A. Square unable to grasp?
(a) North and South
(b) Up and Down
(c) Right and Left
(d) East and West
4. What does the Sphere point out about being self-content?
(a) It equals stupidity.
(b) It equals ignorance.
(c) It equals strength.
(d) It equals happiness.
5. Where does A. Square asked to be taken, after the stranger's explanation of those who believe in the fourth dimension?
(a) Higher Spaceland
(b) Lineland
(c) Pointland
(d) Thoughtland
6. Who controls Flatland?
(a) The Priests
(b) The Women
(c) The Men
(d) All individuals equally
7. What does A. Square first notice about the stranger?
(a) He is a criminal.
(b) He is a square.
(c) His size and brightness change.
(d) His color changes.
8. What do all inhabitants of Lineland see?
(a) Shapes
(b) Nothing
(c) A single point
(d) Lines and points
9. What does the shape claim to be?
(a) Many squares in one
(b) Many triangles in one
(c) Many hexagons in one
(d) Many circles in one
10. What does A. Square point out about the King's space?
(a) It is a circle.
(b) It is a line.
(c) It is a square.
(d) It is a plane.
11. How is the regularity of women monitored?
(a) Through annual visits
(b) Through feeling
(c) By pedigrees
(d) Through their own word
12. What is the final fate for A. Square?
(a) He is imprisoned for life.
(b) He is committed to an asylum.
(c) He is killed.
(d) He is banished from the town.
13. What does A. Square believe the straight lines in his dream to be?
(a) Triangles
(b) Squares
(c) Women
(d) Circles pretending to be women
14. Where does A. Square travel in his dream?
(a) Lineland
(b) Spaceland
(c) Flatland
(d) Pointland
15. What is A. Square's first question about Spaceland?
(a) Why he can see the stranger's insides.
(b) Why he cannot see the stranger's insides.
(c) Why everything is dark.
(d) Why everything is bright.
Short Answer Questions
1. What hinders A. Square's writing?
2. At the end of the chapter, what does A. Square hear that the Council does to individuals who speak of the Third dimension?
3. What happens to A. Square when he finally tells of his adventures?
4. What is the first deed the stranger does to prove his point of third dimensions?
5. What method of recognition is considered illegal?
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