Time, Love, Memory by Jonathan Weiner

1. What organism does Seymour Benzer famously study?

A) Bacteria
B) Fruit flies
C) Mice
D) Plants

2. What aspect of life does the book explore through the lens of genetics?

A) The impact of technology
B) Cultural differences
C) Political structures
D) The relationship between time and memory

3. Which concept does Weiner relate to human experience?

A) Memory
B) Wealth
C) Fortune
D) Power

4. What does Weiner suggest about the nature of memory?

A) It is always accurate
B) It has no bearing on behavior
C) It is malleable and influenced by time
D) It is a static record of the past

5. What literary device does Weiner frequently use?

A) Hyperbole
B) Irony
C) Alliteration
D) Metaphor

6. Which university is associated with Seymour Benzer?

A) Harvard University
B) California Institute of Technology
C) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
D) Stanford University

7. How does Weiner's writing style affect the reader?

A) It avoids emotional depth
B) It confuses the reader
C) It is overly simplistic
D) It makes complex ideas accessible

8. What significance does the title 'Time, Love, Memory' convey?

A) A critique of modern relationships
B) A focus on time travel notions
C) The interconnectedness of these themes in human experience
D) The randomness of life's events

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