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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Ch. 11, Learning to be a Public Servant and Afterword.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say is an important subject to study in order to become more informed about politics?
(a) science
(b) human nature
(c) civics
(d) government

2. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what does everyone have a need for?
(a) to be respected as a human being
(b) to be loved by a family
(c) to be accepted and loved
(d) to be recognized as an individual

3. How is one's philosophy best expressed?
(a) by the obstacles thrown in their path
(b) by the circumstances set before them
(c) by the choices made by others
(d) by the choices one makes

4. What is every individual responsible for?
(a) his or her choices
(b) his or her actions
(c) his or her philosophies
(d) his or her thoughts

5. Above all else, what does Eleanor Roosevelt wish for all her reader do in regard to the uses of time?
(a) use time for personal improvement
(b) use time as a means to an end
(c) use time wisely
(d) use time to create a better life

Short Answer Questions

1. How has the United States behaved in decision making at the United Nations

2. How to people choose their beliefs?

3. What is retirement, according to Eleanor Roosevelt?

4. What does Eleanor Roosevelt discuss when she talks about usefulness being a type of love?

5. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what is the most obvious form of readjustment?

(see the answer key)

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