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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Terms to know NOTHINGCharactersPlot Thought Questions 100

6. This term means “adherence to the individual to a group. One does what the group wants for the betterment of the group.” A 100

7. What is collectivism? A 100

8. This term means one is seen as independent and self reliant with rights over the group. A 200

9. What is individualism? A 200

10. This term means the act of bringing oneself into harmony with others. A 300

11. What is conformity? A 300

12. This term means thought that each man’s moral obligation is to achieve his own welfare, well-being and self interest. A 400

13. What is egoism? A 400

14. This term means belief that service to others is the justification of one’s existence and that self sacrifice is a duty of the individual. A 500

15. What is altruism? A 500

16. This word means to do on impulse; a fancy. B 100

17. What is a whim? B 100

18. This word means to delay, loiter, or linger. B 200

19. What is tarry? B 200

20. This word means a weariness of body or mind. B 300

21. What is lassitude? B 300

22. This word means to clear one’s name of blame. B 400

23. What is vindicate? B 400

24. This word means evil fame or reputation. B 500

25. What is infamy? B 500

26. Equality is given this job by the town council. C 100

27. What is street sweeping? C 100

28. International 4-8818 plays this role in the story. C 200

29. What is Equality’s best friend? C 200

30. The Golden One’s purpose/role in society was this. C 300

31. What is she is a peasant? C 300

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33. The protagonist was known by these three names. C 400

34. What are Equality, Prometheus, and the Unconquered? C 400

35. The original Prometheus was known for this. C 500

36. What is stealing fire from Zeus? C 500

37. Equality steals this in the beginning of the novel in order to write his story. D 100

38. What is a candle? D 100

39. Children go to school until they are this old. D 200

40. What is fifteen? D 200

41. This is where Equality meets the Golden One. D 300

42. What is in the fields? D 300

43. All women are eligible for the Palace of Mating at this age. D 400

44. What is 18? D 400

45. This is why Equality offers the World Council of Scholars the light bulb. D 500

46. What is “he wants to help his brothers”? D 500

47. The Golden One doesn’t know this word until the end of the novel. E 100

48. What is “I”? E 100

49. This is the sacred word. E 200

50. What is “I”? E 200

51. This is how Equality discovers electricity. E 300

52. What is while dissecting a frog? E 300

53. This is why the members of the World Council of Scholars reject the light bulb. E 400

54. What is they are afraid of it? E 400

55. This is why the individuals in this society refer to themselves as we. E 500

56. What is “they no longer know the word “I” because they exist solely for one another”? E 500

57. This is how we know that this story takes place in the future. F 100

58. What is they talk about inventions that currently exist in our world, that were lost? F 100

59. This is why Equality does not fit into this society. F 200

60. What is he thinks differently/is smart? F 200

61. Describe Equality’s childhood. F 300

62. What is he lives with 100 other children born the same year, he gets into trouble for fighting with his brothers, he gets in trouble for being smart? F 300

63. This is why Equality didn’t rebel when he was given the job of Street Sweeper. F 400

64. What is he thinks he can finally atone for his improper thoughts? F 400

65. This person was burned alive. Tell me who they are and why. F 500

66. Who is the Saint of the Pyre? They knew the unspeakable word. F 500

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