1. Why are all members of Walden Two required to do physical labor?
(a) To contribute to health and well-being while keeping in touch with workers.
(b) To prevent obesity and health problems.
(c) To keep them fit.
(d) To maintain good relations with workers.

2. When Roger and Barbara join the others for breakfast, how does Barbara stand out from the visitors?
(a) Barbara does not eat breakfast.
(b) They all serve themselves breakfast, but Roger brings Barbara hers.
(c) Barbara brings Roger his breakfast.
(d) Barbara leaves the group and eats by herself.

3. After dinner, as the visitors settle in the lounge, what does Frazier explain about how members of Walden Two contribute to the community?
(a) Through a system of labor credits, members must give fours hours of work each day .
(b) Each family is assigned to different chores and these are rotated.
(c) Members must work eight hours each day.
(d) Members are paid for work and must contribute a percentage of their earnings to the community.

4. What do the visitors learn at dinner about how the cooks at Walden Two ensure that food is not wasted?
(a) Leftovers are eaten on the folowing day.
(b) Members who leave too much food on their plates are fined for waste.
(c) They cook meals from all around the world and make every effort to see that everything is eaten.
(d) They do not cook until a specific number of persons indicate what they want to eat.

5. Why does the name of Walden Two contain the word Two?
(a) The first attempt at creating the community was a failure.
(b) There are two communities and Frazier is in charge of the second.
(c) It is located near Walden.
(d) There is a book called Walden that describes an experimental community.