Introduction
to World Peace, Course Final
after Conchitina Cruz
1.
a. in the power of willed wealth
b. in the power of wealth willed
c. in willpower
d. none of the above
2.
a. they had words for certainty
b. they had a sense for the sovereignty
of dirt
c. they had an agreement that was
actually a claim
d. they had the capacity for intended
interruptions
3.
a. under the blanket, if they had not
already been looking there
b. under the blanket, but they were
uncomfortable beside each other
c. under the blanket, which was colored
in a way they didn’t like
d. under the blanket, since it couldn’t
be used for anything else
4.
a. by the car that would have caused
the end
b. by the unused room that could have
been
c. by the cafeteria that has been for
quite some time
d. by the waiting room that would have
to hide the empty syringe
5.
a. the argument wasn’t worth having
b. the argument wasn’t about having
c. the argument was that having is not
worth much at all
d. the argument had something and
therefore couldn’t be what it was worth
6.
a. the blanket was all talk
b. the blanket was taken for granted
c. the blanket wasn’t taken at all
d. the blanket was a type of token
7.
a. because no one could get outside to
distribute it
b. because no one could feel the warmth
c. because the one outside would be the
most and least powerful
d. because each body felt only its own
heat
8.
8.
a. no—or perhaps, according to familiarity
b. of course, like finding what would
have, has been for quite some time
c. if so, despite the absence
d. maybe, if nothing more than nothing
else
9.
a. from the gasoline can that would
ignite
b. from the legal document that
disclosed an error
c. from the inevitable boredom that the
rope tries to stave off
d. from the mouth that could be pressed
to the ground
10.
a. maybe tomorrow, or however long
after, if we just
b. right this minute, if only we search
high or low
c. it might be, if we keep up
d. none above