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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What phrase was once used in the U.S. to admonish U.S.-born children of immigrants there?
(a) Anchor baby.
(b) Land baby.
(c) Planter baby.
(d) Fire baby.

2. How did the public come to learn about Sony Pictures' plans for some of its upcoming films in 2014?
(a) The company was hacked.
(b) The CEO announced them before she was fired.
(c) An actor leaked them.
(d) An anonymous director leaked them.

3. How does Eddo-Lodge characterize her own aspirations for the goals of the feminist movement?
(a) Universal.
(b) Fair.
(c) Achievable.
(d) Utopian and unrealistic.

4. Which of the following phrases captures one myth that white feminism engages itself with, according to Eddo-Lodge in Part IV?
(a) "Some Black people are angry because they did not work hard enough to be prosperous."
(b) "I don't see race."
(c) "Britain has always been a meritocracy."
(d) "I have money because I worked hard."

5. Which feminist criticized Eddo-Lodge on the program they both appeared on together on New Year's Eve 2013?
(a) Henrietta Barnard.
(b) Francesca Fabricant.
(c) Rosie Hanson.
(d) Caroline Criado-Perez.

6. What percentage of respondents to a 2016 British Social Attitudes survey identify themselves as, according to Enno-Lodge?
(a) Upper class.
(b) Educated class.
(c) Middle class.
(d) Working class.

7. Which actor had Sony Pictures been considering to play James Bond in 2014?
(a) Herschel Davis.
(b) Chadwick Boseman.
(c) Daniel Oyolewo.
(d) Idris Elba.

8. Which columnist did Eddo-Lodge cite as having described refugees trying to travel to Britain as "cockroaches"?
(a) Katie Hokins.
(b) Nathan Lorat.
(c) Sharon Porter.
(d) Henry Lively.

9. What does Eddo-Lodge write was her "first love" in Part III?
(a) Anti-racism.
(b) Climate change activism.
(c) Socialism.
(d) Feminism.

10. What does tackling racism often have conversations moving to and from, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) From economics to culture.
(b) From justice to sensitivity.
(c) From politics to personal matters.
(d) From law enforcement to economics.

11. Where did Nick Griffin and Eddo-Lodge eventually agree to conduct their interview?
(a) At a park.
(b) At a coffee shop.
(c) At Eddo-Lodge's publisher's office.
(d) Over the phone.

12. Which academic wrote a Daily Mail article in 2016 framed around the issue of Brexit that argued Britain was essentially losing its whiteness?
(a) Nick Griffin.
(b) David Coleman.
(c) Boris Johnson.
(d) Nigel Farage.

13. What does Eddo-Lodge write that she fears might happen when white feminism has "won"?
(a) Things will look very much the same as they do now.
(b) There will be a backlash among men.
(c) No one will worry about sexual abuse of women any longer.
(d) Black women will be even more vilified than they are now.

14. Which of the following does Eddo-Lodge describe the white pushback against intersectionality as?
(a) An example of white journalists setting the national agenda.
(b) An example of politicians getting the upper hand in the arena of public discussion.
(c) An example of a false flag attack.
(d) An example of a long line of establishment clampdowns on the Black struggle.

15. What does Eddo-Lodge write that being a feminist with a race analysis means for her?
(a) Having one foot in each ideology at all times.
(b) Seeing clearly how race and gender are intertwined when it comes to inequalities.
(c) Traveling around the world to make sure people understand her views.
(d) Being able to lecture to both high school and college-aged students.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Eddo-Lodge write that fear of a Black planet really is?

2. Which term from the Harry Potter books does Eddo-Lodge cite as a slur that had racial connotations in the real world?

3. What was the country of Zimbabwe formerly known as?

4. What does classifying those who challenge them as troublemakers allow white feminists to do, according to Eddo-Lodge?

5. What does Eddo-Lodge write that the far-right did NOT do in 2015 when seven white men were found guilty of raping and abusing children?

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