Anthem Ch. 1 Quiz Practice

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What is the name of the main character?

Equality 7-2521

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What is unusual about Equality 7-2521 compared to others?

He is taller, stronger, and more curious than others.

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What type of society does Anthem take place in?

A dystopia that forbids individuality.

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Which word is forbidden in this society?

"I"

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Where does Equality 7-2521 live at the beginning of the story?

Home of the Students.

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What is the main law about personal choice in jobs?

You must follow the job assigned by the Council.

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Why does Equality 7-2521 feel guilty?

He thinks independently, which is forbidden.

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Which quote is from Chapter 1: "It is a sin to write this"?

It is a sin to write this.

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What does the quote "We are one in all and all in one" show?

Extreme collectivism in society.

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Which of these is a key theme in Chapter 1?

Collectivism vs. individuality.

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What is the main job of Equality 7-2521 at the start of the story?

Street Sweeper.

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What is forbidden regarding thoughts and curiosity?

Thinking alone or being curious is considered a sin.

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What is the purpose of the Councils in the society?

To control every aspect of life, including jobs, learning, and behavior.

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How does the society treat people who are different?

Being different is considered evil.

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What does the narrator call the act of writing his thoughts?

A sin.

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What is the narrator's attitude toward learning and knowledge?

He is curious and eager to learn, even though it is forbidden.

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How does society enforce conformity?

Through strict rules, punishment, and removal of personal choice.

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What is the significance of calling everyone "we" instead of "I"?

It eliminates individuality and personal identity.

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What type of conflict is introduced in Chapter 1?

Individual vs. society.

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Why is Chapter 1 important for the story?

It establishes the oppressive setting and introduces the main conflict.