3. The one law is that the king and his two elder sons may not do what?
(a) marry
(b) hold regular jobs
(c) hold jobs in other public offices
(d) leave the island

4. Gulliver is sent someone to help him with what?
(a) learning the layout of the palace
(b) learning how to cook the foods on the island
(c) learning how the island floats
(d) learning the language

5. In order to prove the English smart, what does Gulliver tell the king about?
(a) law practices in England
(b) gunpowder's invention and uses
(c) land ownership rights in England
(d) rifles and their uses

6. Gulliver stays for how many months in the country?
(a) eight
(b) five
(c) six
(d) three

7. The floating island can keep hovering over the lower island, blocking out the sun and what, according to Gulliver?
(a) moon
(b) rain
(c) snow
(d) stars

8. Why does Gulliver go back to see?
(a) He misses the sea.
(b) He fights with his wife.
(c) He is promised double his usual pay.
(d) His brother is the captain.

9. Gulliver is dismayed to see that even if they were alive again, many of these people would be what?
(a) corrupt
(b) boring
(c) average
(d) sick

10. What does the captain tell Gulliver has happened to the items Gulliver asks for?
(a) They were left on the island.
(b) They have been destroyed.
(c) They are locked below decks.
(d) They fell overboard.

11. Who proposes that health and politics are intimately linked?
(a) the king
(b) Gulliver
(c) a doctor
(d) the queen

12. Gulliver lodges where, rather than with the governor?
(a) in the servants' quarters
(b) the capital city
(c) a farmer's barn
(d) a college dormitory

13. What happens to children with the birthmark?
(a) they are immortal
(b) they are killed immediately
(c) they are raised as slaces
(d) they are raised royal

14. Which of the following is a house of the British parliament, according to Gulliver?
(a) House of Friends
(b) House of Equals
(c) House of Peers
(d) House of Peons

15. Gulliver is held prisoner until he can get orders for passage from the court and he is called before the what?
(a) king
(b) queen
(c) magistrate
(d) governor