Brave New World brauche dringend HILFE bitte!!!!!Chapter 5

Ich brauche dringend Hilfe zu diesen Aufgaben bitte wenn jemand mir Helfen könnte, wäre sehr nett!!!!!

1.
To what extent would you say that Huxley´s description of the Westminster Abbey Cabaret is prophetic? Point out similarities to such venues in the modern world.
2.
Lenina has some doubts about the system. Explain what they are and discuss her solution to the problem.
4.
What concept of "the Greater Being" comes across in the chapter? Would you describe this Being as God?
5.
Why is Bernard not happy at the orgy-porgy, although he participates completely in its rituals?
6.
Whose point of view seems dominant in Chapter Five?
7.
Lenina takes all the necessary contraceptive precautions. Why is natural pregnancy such a taboo in the World State? Why is pregnancy still possible?

Also zu den ersten 5 habe ich schon was aber ich weiß nicht ob es richtig ist und die nr. 6& 7 versteh ich auch nicht ganz. ich weiß nicht was ich dazu schreiben soll.!!!

zu1:
Inside Westminster Abbey Cabaret the new use for the historical, venerable site where English kings and queens were once crowned the domed ceiling offers another Huxley draws sky altogether: a tropical sunset on the tradition of the revival meeting here and he also underscores the similarity between religious ecstasy and sexual excitement a point completed when the service turns to orgy.
Zu 2:
Lenina thinks that Alphas and Betas should be more useful somehow, and Gammas, Epsilons, and Deltas would be less useful in making plants grow after their death, but Henry thinks that even Epsilons do good tihngs and are helpful in life, and that all men are psysicho-chemically. I think that Lenina waking up when they were conditioning them to think that all people are useful has something to do with it.
Zu5:
Bernard Acts like he thinks the Greater Being is coming, because if he didnt, they might not include him in their gathering, and he would be shunned more, and he doesnt want that to happen, because he is already so alone.
Bernard was more isolated and sad at the end of the Solidarity Service because while everyone else was happy that they were being fused with the Greater Being, but Bernard knew that the Greater Being wasnt coming, and that made him feel much more alone than he is normally, like he is being left out of a group or something.
Zu 4:
Solidarity Service is kind of like church, because they are talking about a "Greater Being" and thats kind of like God, or if you're Jewish, Jahovah, or any other thing, except that in church we dont take drugs...but the soma is kind of like the eucharist.