Brave New World

Mond explains that some texts are forbidden because classics get in the way of consumption.

How do Helmholtz’s critiques of the World State differ from Bernard’s?

What are the Delta children, who are created for factory work, taught to dislike?

What did Mustapha Mond do that almost got him exiled to an island?

Wants the right to be unhappy

What is The Doors of Perception?

Which world-drug does Mustapha Mond describe as “Christianity without tears”?

Alienated from the Savage Reservation and similarly unable to fit in to the World State

The Resident World Controller of Western Europe

What replaces religion in the World State?

Where is the savage reservation located?

“...After all, everyone works for everyone else. We can’t do without any one.”

Utopian girl who gives birth to a child

Uncivilized person who is brought to utopia

What was the first book that John read as a child?

"...I’ve got something important to say... only I don’t know what it is,"

Doesn’t know why Lenina is interested in Bernard

“Well, I’d rather be unhappy than have the sort of false, lying happiness you were having here”

What does John tell Mond that he wants?

What is one aim of the state in Brave New World?

After retreating to the lighthouse, what does John do that first attracts the reporters?

Her World State-conditioned promiscuity makes her a social outcast

“Nobody’s supposed to belong to more than one person...”

What motivates John’s suicide at the end of the novel?

At the end of the novel, John is happy and content with being back at the reservation.

His insecurity about his size and status makes him discontented with the World State

Develops a violent passion for John the Savage

How does the government in Brave New World maintain control over its citizens?

The name of the process that allows the Hatchery to produce many clones from a single egg is...

“Don’t you want to be free and man? Don’t you even understand what manhood and freedom are?”

Why is Mustapha Mond contradictory?

A frustrated writer of state propaganda

What is the relationship between happiness and truth in the World State?

How does Lenina relate to most people?

Has access to forbidden literature

What does the World State mean when it supports progress and science?

. How does John view Lenina?

What phrase best describes dystopia?

What is John’s view of the world based upon?

“Dream of being woken up by... thunder and finding her gone; dream of searching for her ”

What is significant about the day Huxley died?

“Oh brave new world that has such people in it.”

Bernard felt fulfilled after the Solidarity Service

Gave John a copy of The Complete Works of Shakespeare

“...they’re so conditioned that they practically can’t help behaving as they ought to behave..”

Mustapha Mond says that “You can’t have a lasting civilization without…”

Fanny Crowe lectures Lenina for her unacceptable social behavior. What is it, as Fanny sees it?

The purpose of death conditioning is to create an attitude of ______________ when people die.

Why doesn’t Bernard fit into the World State?

Vulnerable because he fathers a child, a scandalous and obscene act in the World State

How does Helmholtz feel about Shakespeare?

A pretty and popular vaccination worker who works at the hatchery

Thomas felt relieved confiding in Bernard about his experience at the reservation years ago.

Which one of the following is not one of the popular teachings of the World State?

John is surprised by Mond because he quotes Shakespeare.

. John wants to experience love like that he learned from

“I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness. I want sin.”

Breaks down emotionally when told he’s being sent to Iceland

Believed to have too much alcohol in his blood hatchery

Science is revered until it compromises happiness.