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Anthem review exam questions and answers with complete solution Describe the society in which Anthem is set. Some areas to consider are the political structure, degree of technology, social relationships, quality of life, and education. - Answer ️️ - Collectivist or communist society. They have leaders and seems like it is democratic, but it is not. The small pool is chosen by the leaders. People don't have much say in the government. Clearly, Ayn Rand intended Equality to stand out from his "brothers". Explain how she accomplishes this by contrasting Equality's physical qualities and character traits to those of his fellow men. - Answer ️️ -He is taller and smarter than everyone else. Why does the Council of Vocations assign Equality 7-2521 the job of street sweeper? Is it due to error, incompetence, or a more sinister motivation? Explain? - Answer ️️ -They assign him this job because they recognize him as being smart and worried he would advantage of it. They did it out of sinister motivation because he don't want him to be better than everyone else. When does this novel take place — in the past, the present, or the future? How do you know? - Answer ️️ -It takes place in the future, because they talk about skyscrapers and light bulbs being in the past. Why do Equality's teachers disapprove of his quick mind? - Answer ️️ -He isn't supposed to be smarter than everyone else. Don't distinguish yourself. At this point in the novel, does Equality accept the moral teachings of his society? - Answer ️️ - Yes, he accepts them because he thinks that he needs to fit in and be like everyone else. Mentally he thinks what he is doing is wrong. If so, why doesn't he feel shame or remorse when he knows that he's committing a crime? - Answer ️️ -His curiosity is more powerful than what has been ingrained in him. He feels no shame or regret because he feels at peace. Re-read the account of Liberty 5-3000 on page 38. Which character traits are revealed in this brief description? - Answer ️️ -She seems fearless and cocky,er hair flies as if it "defied men to restrain it".


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