What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

Elizabeth Catte
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 153 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

Elizabeth Catte
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 97-113.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Catte states that Appalachia can be counted upon to be defined in what way?
(a) Proudly.
(b) Contentiously.
(c) Messily.
(d) Continually.

2. What video game is said to contain a reference to the Hatfield-McCoy feud?
(a) Overwatch.
(b) World of Warcraft.
(c) Minecraft.
(d) Skyrim.

3. In what year did Dan Gibson use "armed resistance to route bulldozers off his family land" (100)?
(a) 1940.
(b) 1987.
(c) 1925.
(d) 1965.

4. Catte makes the claim that "white Appalachians became persona non grata after" (83) what event?
(a) The failure of the War on Poverty.
(b) The failure of Prohibition.
(c) The failure of The New Deal.
(d) The success of the War on Poverty.

5. In what year was The Moynihan Report published?
(a) 1945.
(b) 1985.
(c) 1965.
(d) 1975.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what year was T.C. Crawford's book about Appalachia published?

2. Catte states that when she imagines her region's history, she sees what objects?

3. Catte and her partner moved from one state to another how many months before the 2016 presidential election?

4. Catte states that in a "former life," (54) she had served in what position?

5. What war does Catte associate with "an indelible imprint" (10)?

(see the answer key)

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