Brave New World: Chapters 7-11

As death conditioning, what do children of the World State receive when they see someone die?

At the beginning of Chapter 7, what type of creatures are mainly used in the Indian ritual?

In Chapter 11, the students at the Upper School in Eton read creative stories, like Shakespeare

Linda and Lenina are of the same caste from the World State.  Which caste did Linda used to be?

During the ritual in Chapter 7, the man who whips the young boy is wearing what on his head?

What things horrify and disgust Lenina about the people who live on the reservation?

In which part of the London Hatchery did Linda used to work while she was in the World State?

What is the name of the Indian reservation that Bernard and Lenina visit for "vacation"?

The book that Pope brings home one day and that John takes for his own and learns to read from.

The World State eliminates the outward effects of what?  This way, no one ever feels loss.

The quote "O brave new world" is from which one of Shakespeare's plays?

At the end of Chapter 8, why is John not allowed to go through the coming-of-age test?

What is the average lifespan of people within the World State?

Like most World State people, Lenina prefers oblivion through a soma high, rather than what?

For Linda, during her years on the reservation, what type of drug has taken the place of soma?

In Chapter 7, what does an old man sprinkle around during the Indian ritual?

During the ritual in Chapter 7, how many rounds of whippings is Palowhtiwa able to make?

In Chapter 11, the Upper School at Eton accepts twin students.

Bernard displays this desire, which the people of the World State aren't supposed to feel.

John says the name of his father is . . . 

Linda teaches John to write by using what type of utensil?

In Chapter 8, John has his heart broken at sixteen-years-old because he is refused what?