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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the example Bill gives in Chapter 2 to illustrate the importance of trust in a friendship?
(a) A person who tried to take advantage of a friend of his.
(b) A person who was constantly afraid that a friend of theirs would take advantage of them.
(c) A person who tried to take advantage of him.
(d) A person who was taken advantage of by someone he considered a friend.

2. Where does Bill think the television and Internet access should be in a house with children?
(a) In each child's room.
(b) In the garage.
(c) In the family room.
(d) In only the oldest child's room.

3. As stated in Chapter 4, what has led to the decline of the network news ratings?
(a) Media bias.
(b) The Internet.
(c) Boring hosts.
(d) A general lack of interest in the news.

4. What does Bill appreciate about his friends?
(a) Their stubbornness.
(b) Their sense of humor.
(c) Their directness.
(d) Their honesty.

5. How many years did Bill's father work hard at a place where he was suspicious of everyone?
(a) Forty.
(b) Twenty five.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Thirty five.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which Founder linked the ability to self-govern with the moral path of the Ten Commandments?

2. Which one of the following is not listed by Bill as a way that religion can help people?

3. What is the new name Bill has given the hypocritical group, the ACLU?

4. Based on estimation, what percentage of mothers who have children in their teens will be poor for the rest of their lives?

5. What type of slant does Fox News have with its programming?

Short Essay Questions

1. According to Bill, how has the term "diversity" been misused for political agendas?

2. What is the Judeo-Christian philosophy?

3. What was the weakness of Bill's father? What did Bill learn from him?

4. How does the media fuel the selfish behavior of people in Bill's opinion?

5. How has the intentions of the Founders been twisted by the secular groups?

6. What problem does Bill Moyers have?

7. How does Bill describe his own childhood?

8. How did Bill's Catholic School experience contrast with his friends who attended public school?

9. What example does Bill provide of the government's wasteful spending?

10. What are some of the guidelines Bill suggests to parents in Chapter 1?

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