How long was Equality in the Palace of Corrective Detention? In this chapter, Equality questions the morality of his former society. They thought that anything that comes from one and not many was evil, but it's not. endobj Which of the following statements summarizes Equality's hopes at the end of Chapter 5 after he made his invention? Outline four of the Councils reasons for rejecting Equalitys invention. 2 0 obj stream http://www.gradesaver.com/anthem/study-guide/summary-chapter-seven. Describe the house and it's contents in your own words. What are the real reasons behind the Councils rejection and fear of the gift, What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, We are. endobj DOC Anthem Chapter Questions - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools <> Answered by Aslan on 3/14/2018 2:44 AM DOC SchoolNotes what happened when Equality presented his discovery to the World endstream 24. 3 0 obj Chapter 9: 25. 22. 1) In note form, outline three of the Council's reasons for rejecting Equality's invention. What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, "We are old now, but we were young this morning"? The old locks and lack of guards in the Palace of Corrective Detention indicate that prisoners never tried to escape. 1. What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, "We are old now, but we were young this morning" (p. 68)? 2. They weren't used to something like this. More members of the council speak up, with Alliance 6-7349 believing that the box is useless and Harmony 9-2642 suggesting that the box would ruin the Department of Candles, which has been approved by the multitude and cannot be destroyed by one man's work. Reread the incident with the Saint of the Pyre. Which of the following mottos would the Councils most likely adopt to represent their governing style? 22. . council. stream Explain why Equality laughs when he remembers that he is "the Damned. Equality believes his discovery is so great that he will, be reassigned to the Home of the Scholars. What does she mean by this? xWnF}7G/iFR>8EJkT)3KJZ6`{93ko|Lo!y>N#.`xy!_E K state four reasons why the council's did accept euality's lightbulb. It's very small, compared to the large halls built for hundreds to live in that they were used to. Outline four of the Council's reasons for rejecting Equality's invention. &EQq})Fe" Collective 0-0009 moves to the table, leading the other scholars, and he speaks to Equality 7-2521, condemning him for breaking the law and daring to believe that a Street Sweeper could be wiser than his brothers and that he could be most useful outside of his assigned profession. endobj ENGNA - Anthem Study Guide 7-12.doc - Course Hero On pages 82-83, Liberty contrasts Equality with the other men in the society. He is open minded and stands out from his brothers. Explain the following quotes in your own words, and discuss how they can be applied to your life: What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? <>>> He now believes; The opposite of each. 2. %PDF-1.5 Collective 0-0009 disagrees and says that none but the World Council has the authority to pass judgment. View this set. Fraternity 9-3452 berates him for thinking as one person rather than with everyone else, Democracy 4-6998 sentences him to burning at the stake, and Unanimity 7-3304 wishes to lash him to death. Why does Equality laugh when he remembers that he is "the Damned"? Outline four of the Councils reasons for rejecting Equalitys invention. 49-51). 3. since no other person shared Equality's thoughts, then his invention was false. DOCX Anthem - Chapter Questions - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools 0[_^$D~x~)&V?aSP%5C5i_HwDL;^We^p$J\1C'{med,ZdYsEd-PFE"F>Ed,/FK i,4CLs8VsiWX$ @)$*O8=rM5geZ 3OB(Txx##H CY/6 wTw%=VUT1OHm$.).laY@e_[m[U+zZH0U>W<51wt_4W>uPZ]1tkk#uEub Chapter VIII 24. 1. Also, they cannot accept the accomplishment of one person. <> What great discovery does Equality make in Chapter 10? The walls of the house were made of a kind of stone that they'd never seen before. What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, "We are old now, but we were young this morning" (pg. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. 1- Equality is a street sweeper 2- The invention would "lighten toil" 3- It would ruin the department of candles 4- The department of candles cannot "be destroyed by the whim of one" What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? Outline four of the Council's reasons for rejecting Equality's invention. - - - 8 e. Also, it would cause a complete breakdown in law and order. xO7)H=$@nB:&;CJ-'YgF]zUg? Similarity 5-0306 claims that the box is evil because by making life easier, it will take away from the purpose of men, which is to work for other men. Remember me Forgot your password? 2. Why not? Anthem by Ayn Rand Chapter Discussion Questions Please answer - Studylib % <> 1. endobj Equality 7-2521 says he does not care about his own punishment but wishes to know about the fate of the light. Unanimity 2-9913 says that the box would hurt the Plans of the World Council, which are in control of the sun's rising. anthem test Flashcards | Quizlet What does Equality plan to do with his invention? What does Prometheus (Equality) plan to do in the future? Liberty took the name Gaea because Equality believes that she will give birth to a race of gods to rule the Earth. He knows now that the Council doesn't know everything. What emotion most closely describes how Equality feels when he recalls watching the Transgressor of the Unspeakable Word get burned at the stake? <> Alyvia Cooke - Anthem Questions Chapter 7-12 201819 - Course Hero "_UnRUqbTM%c-J~uuNUQ*H3p]2=Z* 0iyg5aJt:S:z=|xu^q *uD n]ghNyDs:B3H'LP7 ;mZTcA~h;b_] uUTO^+4z?|roJD$PG0$MJ!S@fjG8m_Q1E- xIB| Why is Equality 7-2521 happy with his vocational assignment as Street Sweeper? He will live alone with Gaea in his own home, not in a group home. endobj Collective 0-0009 moves to the table, leading the other scholars, and he speaks to Equality 7-2521, condemning him for breaking the law and daring to believe that a Street Sweeper could be wiser than his brothers and that he could be most useful outside of his assigned profession. a. The Scholars are furious that he is performing a task beyond street sweeping. Anything that comes from one and not many was evil, to never questioned the laws that ruled their lives, to never feel personal joy or happiness, and to toil and work only for the good of others-never for their own satisfaction. Equality is also more successful & confident. %PDF-1.5 I have the choice of choosing what I want to do with my life in the future, & how I spend my time. Equality tried to be smarter than them, he worked on it alone, it would bring ruin to the department of candles, works ruin the plans of the world council, don't want progress of the past. 3. endobj What does Equality create in chapter five? What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, "We are old now, but we were young this morning" (pg. What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? Because he's supposedly the one who is wrong, yet for the first time he feels happiness, excitement and freedom to be himself. 2) What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? <>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/MediaBox[ 0 0 612 792] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>> b. They all lived together with their brothers, and this house was built for at least 2 people. What are the real reasons behind the Council's rejection and fear of the gift? Equality took the name Prometheus because both Prometheus and Equality suffered for their good deeds. Why is it considered a sin to give someone a name? He has more individuality than the rest of his brothers. What does Equality mean, at the beginning of the chapter, when he says, "We are old now, but we were young this morning" (p. 68)? Outline four of the Council's reasons for rejecting Equality's invention. 7 0 obj Your IP: Chapter VIII. He works with his own two hands for himself, and he will learn from books and rebuild achievements from the past. cYIY7ji+8ENK0!kX~,Yx~zNVbZmddnE2tNSx[^ m'sDv"2eyo(\ nFd H8A ~IHeSHB4+u8. B:*m!&t$:N$^1l-u}H.=&$r{)MEP+%ZKIGUJ%N-;\ZT"UR1'y The council rejected it claiming it cannot be good because he thought of it himself. 68)? endobj Chapter VIII 1.
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