Questionário e cartões de estudo de Utopia

Question 1

Who introduces Raphael to Mr. More in Antwerp?

Accepted Answer

Peter Giles

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John Morton

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Prince Utopus

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Anemolian ambassadors

Question 2

Why does Raphael reject the suggestion that he advise a king?

Accepted Answer

Rulers favor conquest and advisers resist new ideas

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He lacks experience of foreign societies

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He wants to command an army

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He refuses to discuss public affairs

Question 3

What does Raphael identify as a cause of theft?

Accepted Answer

Unemployment and the displacement of farmers

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Shared houses and open gardens

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Religious freedom and shared worship

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Short working days and public lectures

Question 4

Why does Raphael object to executing thieves?

Accepted Answer

It is unjust and encourages murder

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It prevents rulers from conquering territory

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It makes communal meals harder to organize

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It gives priests control over elections

Question 5

Why is Amaurot chosen for detailed description?

Accepted Answer

It houses the supreme council

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It contains the main mercenary camp

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It hosts the diplomatic negotiations

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It rejects the use of gardens

Question 6

What does open access to houses reflect?

Accepted Answer

The absence of private property

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The authority of foreign ambassadors

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The punishment for unauthorized travel

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The preference for military glory

Question 7

Why is Amaurot's stone bridge positioned as described?

Accepted Answer

To leave room for ships

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To separate Utopia from the mainland

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To prevent access to the gardens

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To protect a military camp

Question 8

How is the Prince elected?

Accepted Answer

By Syphogrants through a secret vote

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By priests through public debate

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By foreign rulers through a treaty

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By slaves through annual elections

Question 9

What can end the Prince's lifetime rule?

Accepted Answer

Suspicion of seeking to enslave the people

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Failure to win an annual election

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Refusal to wear gold ornaments

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A request from foreign merchants

Question 10

Why do council procedures delay important decisions?

Accepted Answer

To prevent hasty commitments

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To avoid consulting ordinary families

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To wait for foreign permission

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To replace debate with military orders

Question 11

What must every Utopian learn?

Accepted Answer

Agriculture and a skilled trade

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Navigation and royal diplomacy

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Military command and religious teaching

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Foreign trade and treaty writing

Question 12

How long is the Utopian working day?

Accepted Answer

Six daily hours

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Two daily hours

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Four daily hours

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Ten daily hours

Question 13

Who oversees work in Utopia?

Accepted Answer

The Syphogrants

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The foreign merchants

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The Anemolian ambassadors

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The hired soldiers

Question 14

How do Utopian families obtain goods?

Accepted Answer

By receiving them without payment

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By paying foreign merchants

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By bidding against other families

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By borrowing from the Prince

Question 15

How do Utopians balance population between families and cities?

Accepted Answer

Through transfers between households and cities

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Through annual military campaigns

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Through restrictions on learning trades

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Through elections of new priests

Question 16

Who slaughters animals outside the towns?

Accepted Answer

The enslaved workers

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The elected priests

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The visiting ambassadors

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The household elders

Question 17

What is required for Utopians to travel?

Accepted Answer

Permission to make the journey

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Gold ornaments for public display

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Election to a religious office

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Service with the Zapolets

Question 18

What punishment follows a second offense of unauthorized travel?

Accepted Answer

Reduction to slavery

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Removal from the priesthood

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Expulsion from the island

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Payment to foreign merchants

Question 19

Why do the Anemolian ambassadors abandon their ornaments?

Accepted Answer

They discover such display means disgrace

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They must exchange them for food

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They are elected to public office

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They need them to build ships

Question 20

What is the chief use of wealth accumulated through foreign trade?

Accepted Answer

Meeting the costs of war

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Supporting private household luxuries

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Paying citizens for daily labor

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Buying houses for public officials

Question 21

What may bring relief from slavery?

Accepted Answer

Repentance for wrongdoing

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Repeated unauthorized travel

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Rebellion against public authority

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Refusal to perform public labor

Question 22

How does the account describe care for incurable patients?

Accepted Answer

Care continues, with approved voluntary death possible

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All treatment ends immediately

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Foreign soldiers decide their treatment

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They must leave their households

Question 23

What contrast shapes the discussion of foreign relations?

Accepted Answer

Shared humanity against deceptive treaties

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Religious learning against farming skills

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Public gardens against private houses

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Secret voting against communal meals

Question 24

What kind of military victory do Utopians praise?

Accepted Answer

Victories achieved without bloodshed

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Victories bringing personal military glory

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Victories destroying civilian settlements

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Victories won without political tactics

Question 25

What do Utopians offer rewards for during war?

Accepted Answer

Killing or capturing enemy leaders

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Destroying all enemy farmland

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Converting all enemy soldiers

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Making citizens serve without pay

Question 26

Which soldiers do Utopians especially hire?

Accepted Answer

The mercenary Zapolets

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The Anemolian ambassadors

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The elected Syphogrants

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The scholars of Amaurot

Question 27

What limit does Utopus place on religious conduct?

Accepted Answer

He forbids religious coercion

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He forbids all peaceful persuasion

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He forbids differences in belief

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He forbids shared public worship

Question 28

Who is excluded from public responsibility?

Accepted Answer

Opponents of providence and immortality

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People who study foreign languages

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People who attend shared worship

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Citizens who practice skilled trades

Question 29

What do priests do during battles?

Accepted Answer

Intervene to prevent bloodshed

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Offer rewards for enemy leaders

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Recruit the mercenary Zapolets

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Collect costs from conquered peoples

Question 30

How does the narrator respond to Raphael's final account?

Accepted Answer

He questions customs and postpones debate

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He accepts every custom without doubt

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He immediately begins serving a king

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He rejects every Utopian practice

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