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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1 pp 51-75.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bawer searched for information about the Islamists in the Netherlands, and found mostly what?
(a) Fear about the two cultures living side by side.
(b) Praise about the compatibility of the two cultures living side by side.
(c) Problems with the two cultures living side by side.
(d) Instructions on how these two cultures can live side by side.

2. In September of 2001, "non-Western immigrants" who are synonymous with Muslims committed _________ of rapes.
(a) 65%.
(b) 35%
(c) 45%
(d) 55%

3. What does the European tolerance of differences in beliefs plus the lack of help in integrating into their new home, create?
(a) A comfortable way for both Muslims and Europeans to live in peace.
(b) A "separate but equal" state.
(c) A content, yet isolated Muslim community.
(d) An environment of isolation for the Muslim community.

4. Bawer is convinced that what will eventually take place between Islamic fundamentalism and European liberalism?
(a) Peace.
(b) A mutual understanding.
(c) A clash.
(d) A separation.

5. Who is this Muslim leader?
(a) An Israeli Jew that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(b) An Saudi Arabian that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(c) An Iraqi Kurd that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(d) An Iraqi Shi'ite that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the main problem in Western Europe?

2. According to Bawer, do countries such as Norway and Sweden assist new immigrants of non-white race to integrate into communities?

3. The narrator and his partner move to _____________________ on April 1, 1999.

4. Large-scale migration to Europe started around ________ years ago and the European establishment has since "encouraged a romantic view of Muslim immigrants," stating that they are victims and that criticizing them is racist.

5. Why is corruption high in Muslim countries?

(see the answer key)

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