3. The condescending message stated a plethora of random facts and American stereotypes including how Bush "leads a regime," ethnic people are oppressed and humiliated, and that Americans are ________________.
(a) Prisoners in their own nation.
(b) Uneducated and unintelligent.
(c) Rude and spoiled.
(d) Righteous.

4. As the days went by, Europeans lashed out their sentiments against Americans, stating what?
(a) They attacked the Muslims.
(b) They had brought the attacks upon themselves.
(c) They attacked themselves.
(d) They deserved the attacks.

5. Why was the Lindh foundation established?
(a) To encourage European schools and universities to offer classes on the Arab world, culture, and languages.
(b) To aid immigrants in adjusting to their new culture.
(c) To support anti-Islam actions.
(d) To encourage Europeans to be open-minded about American ideals.

6. Despite all of this European confederation, and EU unity, most Europeans are _____________ one another's cultures.
(a) Indifferent to.
(b) Interested in.
(c) Unsure of.
(d) Jealous of.

7. The ______________________ attitude seems to Bawer to be a positive thing until he noticed the social effects of it.
(a) Nervous.
(b) Angry.
(c) Uptight.
(d) Laid-back.

8. Unni Wikan, a social anthropology professor at the University of Oslo, stated that the Muslim men should not be tried to so harshly, and that the women were at fault for what reason?
(a) Because of the way they dress.
(b) Because they had encouraged the men.
(c) Because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
(d) Because they were not Muslim.

9. For what do both the Dutch and Norwegians have a need?
(a) Support.
(b) Political correctness.
(c) Immigrants.
(d) Allies.

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

11. Ann Lindh, a Swedish minister for foreign affairs, was the forerunner for what?
(a) Trying to start dialogue with Arab countries.
(b) Supporting American ideas.
(c) Trying to enforce immigration laws.
(d) Encouraging anti-Islamic protests.

12. A writer named Bat Ye'Or warned that Europe was on its way to becoming what?
(a) A democracy.
(b) A communist regime.
(c) An Arab colony.
(d) A group of socialist countries.

13. Cultural walls are very high and they don't embrace even each other's pop culture as much as they do ___________ pop culture.
(a) Arab.
(b) African.
(c) Japanese.
(d) American.

14. He writes that he had never felt more ______________ and being in Europe made him see that America and Europe were the heartland of democracy and both were at war with a common enemy that threatened the West.
(a) American.
(b) European.
(c) Swedish.
(d) Norwegian.

15. What are these Muslims called?
(a) Burris.
(b) Beurs.
(c) Bears.
(d) Boars.