1. What is an example of racism's ability to adapt to cultural changes?
(a) Colorblind racism.
(b) Stereoytpes.
(c) Racial slurs.
(d) Racism in movies and TV.

2. What does Diangelo write that color blind ideology start out with?
(a) Both good and bad intentions.
(b) A small idea that got bigger and bigger over time.
(c) Good intentions.
(d) Bad intentions.

3. What happens when whites employ terms that connote physical violence to describe their feelings toward being challenged, as stated in Chapter 8?
(a) They are harmful to other white people.
(b) They subject themselves to ridicule.
(c) They distort the real direction of danger between whites and others.
(d) They subject themselves to danger from other whites.

4. What is the status of white superiority in relation to white people, as stated in Chapter 8?
(a) Most whites are unaware of white superiority.
(b) Most whites do not value white superiority.
(c) It is named and welcomed by most whites.
(d) It is both unnamed and denied by most whites.

5. What does aversive racism allow people to do, as stated in Chapter 3?
(a) It allows white people to target certain ethnic groups in any way they please.
(b) It allows people to enact in racism in ways that do not let them maintain a positive self-image.
(c) It allows people of color to discriminate against white people.
(d) It allows people to enact in racism in ways that let them maintain a positive self-image.