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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Through contact with individual __________, Arabs often soften their stance and realize the danger of their stereotyping.
(a) Jews.
(b) Children.
(c) Arabs.
(d) Insurgents.

2. Rabbi David Hartman is a ___________ philosopher who states that religion is naturally reactionary.
(a) New Age.
(b) Jerusalem.
(c) Muslim.
(d) Western.

3. _____________ is a nationalistic movement, whose political agenda is in continuity with the lamentation of the Jews exiled to Bablyon.
(a) Jihad.
(b) Judaism.
(c) Zionism.
(d) Muslim pride.

4. Shipler does admit to finding much _______________ among the Arabs he visits, but little of the systematic vindictiveness described in the previous chapter.
(a) Bitterness.
(b) Agreement.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Rage.

5. Many Arabs can not deal with Jews whose own _________ prevent contact and study.
(a) Torah.
(b) Rabbis.
(c) Rules.
(d) Predjudices.

Short Answer Questions

1. Some young upper class Arabs try to escape their _______ ways and try to emulate the West.

2. Israeli authorities monitor ___________ prayers in the mosques, warning imams not to preach on controversial subjects.

3. Shipler describes life in the Dheisheh __________ on the occupied West Bank where every aspect of life instills militancy in youth.

4. Others charge that the Jews are agents of _______________, whether capitalistic or communist, and will distance Arabs from religious life.

5. Elias Freij sees growing on the crest of the hills a new Jewish neighborhood, _________, whose architecture is not at all rooted in the land.

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