1. At the group's Sunday breakfast, how does Barbara's behavior affect Frazier?
(a) She accosts him about his beliefs and he withdraws because she is a woman.
(b) She ignores him and he becomes fidgety.
(c) She flirts with him and he reciprocates.
(d) She flirts with him, but he responds awkwardly.

2. In the discussion about Walden Two's future and the possible impact on farmers, what is Frazier's response to Castle's questions about his ideology?
(a) He admits he has no belief in democracy, but he denies being a Fascist.
(b) He accepts that he is a Fascist.
(c) He accepts that he believes in aspects of both.
(d) He avoids answering.

3. What do the visitors learn about Walden Two's method of keeping babies healthy?
(a) Babies are inoculated against illness in their first year.
(b) Babies are only fed breast milk in the first year.
(c) Babies are only fed organic food in the first year.
(d) To prevent illness, babies have limited exposure to the outside world in the first year.

4. According to Frazier's explanation, what is one of the most important expected outcomes of Walden Two's approach to organizing work?
(a) Walden Two will prosper economically.
(b) Members will become more productive.
(c) This will usher in a "Golden Age" of creativity.
(d) Walden Two will be productive and self-sufficient.

5. What is problematic about Rogers' desire to embrace the Walden Two lifestyle?
(a) It puts him in conflict with his fiancee.
(b) It will take him away from his family.
(c) It puts him in conflict with his desire fro financial success.
(d) It conflicts with his desire for freedom.