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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Three, On to Oxford.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Benazir's father called the great economist ________ who was an economics professor at Harvard, and asked him to intervene.
(a) John Adams Galbraith.
(b) Anne Fadiman.
(c) John Kenneth Galbraith.
(d) Peter Galbraith.

2. In her junior year at Harvard, Benazir was able to see a meeting between her father and prime minister _______ of India.
(a) Mohandas Gandhi.
(b) Ali Bhutto.
(c) Imam Shah.
(d) Indira Gandhi.

3. The meeting of the two prime ministers happened in 1972 and was focused on who should own ________.
(a) Kashmir.
(b) Murree.
(c) Calcutta.
(d) Karachi.

4. Shortly after her election as president of the society, Benazir's father told her that he would be working on equal rights for _______ in the foreign and civil service.
(a) Middle age people.
(b) Muslims.
(c) Women.
(d) People of color.

5. According to the book, Benazir's father taught her ________, which became a major part of her education.
(a) Diplomacy.
(b) Economics.
(c) History.
(d) Psychology.

Short Answer Questions

1. In 1988, at the young age of ________ Bhutto was elected Prime Minister of Pakistan.

2. Benazir's parents would often leave her and her siblings in the city of ______ Pakistan with a bit of money to take care of their needs.

3. Benazir acclimatized quickly to her surroundings and began to join several organizations including ________.

4. Leaving Pakistan was difficult for Benazir, so her ______ came to be with her in America and help her settle in.

5. The separation of these two countries was known as the partition and Benazir's father, _______ was a representative of Pakistan for the United Nations at that time.

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