Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Solaris? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. Why won't Berton tell the Committee of Enquiry what he saw in the ocean?
Because he killed Fechner and he doesn't want them to know
Because they think he was hallucinating
Because he has laryngitis
Because he isn't sure what he saw
Q. What dream-figure warns Kelvin that Snow and Sartorius are planning to destroy the visitors?
Rheya
Giese
Gibarian
Solaris
Q. How does Kelvin try to wake himself up when Rheya first visits him and he thinks he's dreaming?
He takes a cold shower.
He stabs his hand with one of the mysteriously misshapen tools.
He jumps in the ocean.
He eats some of the station's legendarily terrible jello molds.
Q. Toward the end of the novel, Kelvin has bad dreams in which:
Rheya tears him apart the way she tears apart the door.
he is a giant ocean making mimoids.
his body is an alien thing.
he has to read books about Solarist science unendingly for all eternity.
Q. What does Kelvin describe as a "three-dimensional dream"?
His first meeting with the Rheya visitor.
His first meeting with Rheya on Earth.
His first viewing of Captain America: The Winter Soldier in 3-D.
His first glimpse of the black woman.