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Brave New World Chapter 13 Quiz

What does Lenina’s behavior symbolize in this chapter?

The triumph of morality

The World State’s shallow view of intimacy

The rejection of social control

The rediscovery of human emotion

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Where does Lenina go to find John?

The hospital

The Hatchery

The Feelies

His apartment

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What emotion dominates Lenina after John’s rejection?

Calm indifference

Anger and revenge

Joy and relief

Shock and humiliation

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What emotional tone closes Chapter 13?

Hope and joy

Tension and despair

Peace and forgiveness

Curiosity and calm

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What is John’s reaction to Lenina’s arrival?

He is angry and cold

He leaves immediately

He is overwhelmed and excited

He is indifferent

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Why does John call Lenina “impudent strumpet”?

He associates her actions with sin and temptation

He confuses her for his mother

He believes she insulted him

He misunderstands her words

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Why does Lenina believe John doesn’t like her?

He avoids all contact

He publicly insults her

He praises her only in private

She interprets his restraint as rejection

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What does Lenina wear that attracts John’s attention?

A red Alpha uniform

A blue Beta jumpsuit

A white lab coat

A tight green zippicamiknicks

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What news does John receive at the door?

Linda is dying

Bernard has been arrested

He is being deported

The Director wants to see him

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What is Lenina’s reaction to John’s sudden anger?

She argues with him

She hides in the bathroom

She slaps him

She runs away crying

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What is John doing when Lenina visits him?

Reading World State propaganda

Reciting Shakespeare

Sleeping

Talking to Helmholtz

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What classical idea shapes John’s treatment of Lenina?

The obedience to authority

The conflict between body and soul

The balance between logic and reason

The pursuit of material happiness

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What literary motif is most evident in John’s dialogue?

Medieval romance

Greek philosophy

Shakespearean tragedy

Biblical prophecy

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What internal conflict does John experience during this scene?

Hope versus despair

Fear versus courage

Love versus hate

Desire versus moral restraint

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What advice does Fanny give Lenina about John?

To report him to the authorities

To ignore him completely

To ask Bernard for help

To sleep with him and get it over with

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What does John wish to do instead of giving in to desire?

Take soma

Prove his moral strength

Confront Mustapha Mond

Escape the city

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Who does Lenina confide in about her emotions?

Fanny Crowne

Linda

Helmholtz Watson

Bernard Marx

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What emotion confuses Lenina the most in this chapter?

Fear

Anger

Love

Jealousy

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What does John call Lenina when she approaches him physically?

My love

Worthy lady

Dear Lenina

Impudent strumpet

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How does John react to the news about Linda?

He calls for Bernard

He prays for her soul

He rushes out immediately

He collapses to the floor

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Which Shakespearean phrase does John repeat as Lenina arrives?

“Out, out, brief candle”

“To thine own self be true”

“Et tu, Brute?”

“O brave new world”

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What does Lenina do after John leaves?

She stays crying in the apartment

She destroys the furniture

She chases after him

She returns to Fanny

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Why is John particularly disturbed by Lenina’s actions?

They make him feel powerless

They conflict with his ideals of chastity

They expose his ignorance

They remind him of Linda’s shame

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What does Lenina do after John’s outburst?

She cries openly

She locks herself in the bathroom

She takes soma

She slaps him

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Who knocks at the door while Lenina is hiding?

A messenger from the hospital

Mustapha Mond

Helmholtz Watson

Henry Foster

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What does John’s reaction to Lenina reveal about him?

His struggle between passion and purity

His hatred for women

His fear of intimacy

His desire to rebel

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What gift had John once offered Lenina?

A flower

A book

A bracelet

A necklace of beads

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What theme is emphasized by John and Lenina’s confrontation?

The value of conformity

The clash between passion and conditioning

The strength of true love

The danger of science

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How does Lenina try to express her feelings toward John?

She attempts to embrace and seduce him

She sings to him

She writes him a letter

She gives him soma

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What is Lenina struggling with at the beginning of Chapter 13?

Her feelings for John

Her relationship with Bernard

Her fear of Mustapha Mond

Her job performance

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