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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What three topics are addressed in Part 1?
(a) Freedom, love, government.
(b) Government, education and religion.
(c) Science, religion, and relationships.
(d) Freedom, religion, and education.

2. Why does Einstein say individuals should not be singled out and given all-encompassing admiration?
(a) Because there are many quiet, unobtrusive individuals as deserving as the one singled out.
(b) It will discourage true thought.
(c) It will discourage others to excel.
(d) It will give them too high an opinion of themselves.

3. What has science not done?
(a) Given humankind the means to achieve an end to war.
(b) Freed people from religious heresy.
(c) Freed people from superstition.
(d) Given humankind a sense of purpose.

4. What is the one good thing about the fact that America has heaped so many accolades on Einstein?
(a) That it is a sign that Americans value education.
(b) That it is a sign that America is open minded.
(c) It is a sign that materialism has not completely taken over the minds of Americans.
(d) That it may help them forgive Germany's excesses.

5. What does Einstein value in the German system of government?
(a) Its rigidity.
(b) Its help for people in need or illness.
(c) Its adherence to tradition.
(d) Its structure.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what year is "Religion and Science: Irreconcilable?" written?

2. What does Einstein claim uncontrolled technology has created?

3. How does a country enslave its citizens?

4. By what ideals has Einstein lived?

5. Who does Einstein urge to appreciate the legacy of countless generations and work to understand all nations and ages?

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