Welcome to the World State
The People of the World State
The Savage Reservation
Society and Control
Themes and Symbolism
100

What is the official motto of the World State?

Community - Identity - Stability

100

Which character feels insecure about his physical appearance and lack of status?

Bernard Marx

100

Who is John's mother?

Linda

100
How are children conditioned to accept their social roles?

Sleep teaching or hynopedia

100

What is the significance or feeling of John repeatedly quoting The Tempest's phrase "brave new world"?

It shifts from enthusiasm to irony.

200

What type of factory is being toured at the beginning of the novel?

Hatchery and Conditioning Centre


200

How are Bernard Marx and Helmholz Watson alike?

They both feel like they don't fit in.
200

How did John come to live on the Reservation?

He was born there.

200

What form of entertainment reinforces the World State's values?

Feelies

200

What historical figure is worshipped in the World State?

Henry Ford

300

What sacre symbol replaces the cross in the World State society?

The leter T, in honor of Henry Ford

300

What is Bernard's area of expertise?

Psychology

300

What is John's favorite author, which influences his speech and worldview?

Shakespeare

300

What is NOT a coping mechanism used by citizens? (One John used, though)

Self harm - the society avoids pain at all costs

300

Which genre is the book Brave New World?

Dystopian or Speculative fiction or Science fiction

400

What drug is used to maintain happiness and control the population?

Soma

400

Who is the Director of the Hatchery revealed to be the father of?

John the Savage

400

What causes John to become disillusioned with the World State?

The lack of real emotions, suffering, and free will. 

400

What does Mustapha Mond argue is the reason for banning great literature?

It's old, and the World State wants people to focus on the new.

400

How does the novel reflect real-world concerns of Aldous Huxley's time?

It critiques consumerism, loss of individuality, and psychological manipulation.

500

Why does Mustpha Mond believe sending people to islands is a reward?

They are sent to be with other free-thinking individuals.

500

Which character is most content in the World State?

Lenina Crowe

500
How does John react to his mother's death?

He becomes furious and disrupts the soma distribution, leading to a riot.

500

What happens to people who begin to think critically in the World State?

They are exiled to an island.

500

Why does John choose isolation at the lighthouse and what does it symbolize?

He seeks purity and self-denial, but it ultimately leads to his downfall.

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