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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does D-503 suspect has informed the Guardians of the plan to take the Integral?
(a) I-330.
(b) O-90.
(c) U-.
(d) S-4711.

2. What does D-503 say to his readers as he leaves his room for the Integral's test flight?
(a) "Goodbye."
(b) "I am a king."
(c) "Good luck."
(d) "I will die tonight."

3. How does D-503 learn that the Operation has become mandatory?
(a) The loudpseaker.
(b) The newspaper.
(c) From U-.
(d) From O-90.

4. How long is the period of pious silence before the Day of Unanimity process begins?
(a) Ten days.
(b) Thirty seconds.
(c) Five minutes.
(d) One hour.

5. Where does I-330 promise to take D-503?
(a) Paradise.
(b) Her home.
(c) Heaven.
(d) Beyond the Wall.

Short Answer Questions

1. I-330 asks D-503 why he thinks human ____________ is so bad.

2. D-503 claims that happiness must be a "divine _____."

3. With whom does D-503 want to attend the Day of Unanimity?

4. How many tons of fuel does D-503 suggest be taken on board the Integral?

5. What does each number receive in preparation for the Day of Unanimity?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does D-503 think that his readers truly believe?

2. The day after the ceremony on the Day of Unanimity, what do the papers report?

3. What alarming event occurs at the Day of Unanimity ceremony?

4. What happens when O-90 shows up unannounced at D-503's room?

5. What happens when the Guardians come to D-503's room?

6. What does D-503 offer O-90 to save her from death?

7. Who does D-503 see together at the ceremony that causes him to feel jealous?

8. What happens when D-503 attempts to start the mutiny on the Integral?

9. What happens during the walk that D-503 relates to the time a meteorite fell into the marching rows of people?

10. What happens as the crowd is trying to escape from the chaos at the ceremony?

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