Module 3: Quiz
Points 35 Questions 35
Time Limit 70 Minutes
Instructions
First read Chapters One and Two from David Bohm's On Dialogue. Read the chapters very carefully as there is
no “preparatory quiz” that you can take prior to the actual quiz itself. I recommend taking decent notes as you
read through the chapters -- again, please see "A Word on Active Reading" from Module One in order to get
some suggestions in this regard. This quiz has ten multiple choice questions and twenty-five true/false questions;
and you have 70 minutes to complete the quiz. There are no “trick” questions per se but you do have to have
assimilated the material in order to do well. Thus, spend quality time reading! As you can see, doing well on the
quizzes is crucial to your success in terms of the determination of your final grade for this course. And do note
that once the due date and time for the quiz expires, the quiz itself will no longer be available -- and there is a no
late work policy in this course.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 41 minutes 34 out of 35
Correct answers are hidden.
Score for this quiz: 34 out of 35
1/23
,Question 1 pts
Which of the following is not one of the ways in which Bohm sees communication breaking down
everywhere on an unparalleled scale?
People living in different nations with different economic and political systems are not able to talk to each
other without fighting.
Within a single nation, different social classes and economic and political groups cannot understand each
other.
Within all social groups, people do not seem to realize the power of following an ideology.
In schools and universities, students tend to feel that their teachers are overwhelming them with a flood of
information which they suspect is irrelevant to actual life.
Good work
2/23
, Question 2 pts
______________________ is the “glue” or “cement” that holds people and societies together.
Ethical codes
Creativity
Ideology
Shared meaning
Good work
Incorrect
Question 3 pts
Without ___________________, thought is going to go wrong.
logic
creativity
3/23
Points 35 Questions 35
Time Limit 70 Minutes
Instructions
First read Chapters One and Two from David Bohm's On Dialogue. Read the chapters very carefully as there is
no “preparatory quiz” that you can take prior to the actual quiz itself. I recommend taking decent notes as you
read through the chapters -- again, please see "A Word on Active Reading" from Module One in order to get
some suggestions in this regard. This quiz has ten multiple choice questions and twenty-five true/false questions;
and you have 70 minutes to complete the quiz. There are no “trick” questions per se but you do have to have
assimilated the material in order to do well. Thus, spend quality time reading! As you can see, doing well on the
quizzes is crucial to your success in terms of the determination of your final grade for this course. And do note
that once the due date and time for the quiz expires, the quiz itself will no longer be available -- and there is a no
late work policy in this course.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 41 minutes 34 out of 35
Correct answers are hidden.
Score for this quiz: 34 out of 35
1/23
,Question 1 pts
Which of the following is not one of the ways in which Bohm sees communication breaking down
everywhere on an unparalleled scale?
People living in different nations with different economic and political systems are not able to talk to each
other without fighting.
Within a single nation, different social classes and economic and political groups cannot understand each
other.
Within all social groups, people do not seem to realize the power of following an ideology.
In schools and universities, students tend to feel that their teachers are overwhelming them with a flood of
information which they suspect is irrelevant to actual life.
Good work
2/23
, Question 2 pts
______________________ is the “glue” or “cement” that holds people and societies together.
Ethical codes
Creativity
Ideology
Shared meaning
Good work
Incorrect
Question 3 pts
Without ___________________, thought is going to go wrong.
logic
creativity
3/23
