Introduction and Appendix
1. How does Thomas Paine write the book Common Sense?
(a) With a ghost writer.
(b) With two co-writers.
(c) Anonymously.
(d) With a co-writer.
2. In the Introduction, what does Paine state about the thoughts of the book?
(a) They are popular for half of the country.
(b) They are popular for all of the country.
(c) They may not be popular.
(d) They may have been popular at an earlier date.
3. What does Paine believe will happen with time?
(a) His views will become accepted, but not favored.
(b) His views will never become accepted or favored.
(c) His views will become accepted and possibly favored.
(d) His views will become favored, but not accepted.
4. According to Paine, what is the difference between society and government?
(a) Positivism versus negativism.
(b) Right versus wrong.
(c) North versus South.
(d) East versus West.
5. What does society promote?
(a) Acceptance.
(b) Unity.
(c) Equality.
(d) Segregation.
6. What does government promote?
(a) Unity.
(b) Acceptance.
(c) Equality.
(d) Segregation.
7. How does Paine describe society?
(a) As a perfect model.
(b) As a good example.
(c) As a blessing.
(d) As a gift.
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