Anthem Test Review 2024

Anthem Test Review 2024 Why doesn't the Palace of Corrective Detention have any guards? - Answer ️️ -The prisoners live in fear. Fear of consequences leads them to conform What are 4 of the Council's reasons for rejecting Equality's invention? - Answer ️️ -1. he had defied the council and broken the law 2. Equality's invention would destroy the department of candles 3. since no other person shared Equality's thoughts, then his invention was false. 4. Equality's invention was deemed to be the ultimate evil as it would undermine the sole purpose of man, which is to toil for other men because it would ease their burden. What does Equality mean when he says, "We are old now but we were young this morning"(68) ? - Answer ️️ -He has learned so much that he feels older and wiser. He now knows that the council doesn't know everything. What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? - Answer ️️ -It is not their goal to make life easier. They cannot accept the accomplishment of one person It would cause a complete breakdown of law and order What is Equality experiencing for the first time chapter 8 and what does he feel as a result? - Answer ️️ -The freedom of making his own choices and decisions. He feels joy and control over his life. Explain why Equality laughs when he remembers the he is "the Damned". - Answer ️️ -He laughs because he's supposedly the one who is wrong, yet for the first time he feels happiness, excitement and freedom to be himself. He should be fearful and lonely, but he understands that he's the one who has the better end of the deal. What does the Uncharted Forest symbolize in Anthem? - Answer ️️ -Opportunity for growth, change, and personal freedom. In chapter 9, Equality questions the morality of his former society. What was he taught before this point? - Answer ️️ -1. anything that comes from one and not many was evil 2. to never questioned the laws that ruled their lives 3. to never feel personal joy or happiness 4. to toil and work only for the good of others—never for their own satisfac