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What did the main character steal to make light in his tunnel under the earth?
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Which choice identifies the narration of anthem
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what does the narrator see as the things that have enslaved humanity throughout the ages?
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Equality questions some of the things he has been taught growing up. What are some of the rhetorical questions he ponders?
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When the Council of the Home demands to know where Equality 7-2521 has been because he is tardy, what is his response?
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What is being described in Ayn Rand's, Anthem, when it says wagons which moved without horses?
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What does “...wagons which moved without horses,” mean?
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Define terms for The Great Truth, The Unmentionable Times, The Uncharted Forest, The Evil Ones, and The Great Rebirth
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why is "alone" a fearful word
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2. Equality 7-2521 has not expressed regrets for his actions, except for one. At the end of CH 7, what is his great regret?
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Chapter 7: Symbolism: How is the invention and rejection of it a symbol of the society? (How is it representative of the society, not just this one invention?)
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Chapter 8: What is Equality 7-2521 experiencing for the first time in this chapter, and what does he feel as a result?
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Chapter 8: What does the Uncharted Forest symbolize in Anthem?
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Chapter 8: Equality 7-2521 bends to get a drink of water and has a new experience (80). What is the new experience and how does he react?
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Chapter 9: Identify a quote the best captures the way Equality 7-2521 and Liberty 5-3000 feel about each other and their future together. Explain your choice.
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Chapter 9: Consider the quote from page 86 – what do you believe is the error Equality 7-2521 is trying to identify? Explain your thinking. The quote begins with “There is some error, one frightful error…”
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Chapter 8: Describe Equality 7-2521’s new environment. What is it like? Are there risks? Use specific details.
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Chapter 11: An anthem is a song or spiritual work that praises or expresses happiness (consider our national anthem). How is this chapter an anthem of individualism?
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Chapter 11: 2. What is Equality 7-2521’s new purpose in life?
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