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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 anecdote does Eleanor Roosevelt give about meeting less dramatic needs everyday?
(a) the girl at the hospital
(b) the girl who gets stuck between trains
(c) the boy at the post office
(d) the boys who babysits

2. What is Eleanor Roosevelt's definition of success?
(a) contributing and earning a living
(b) living your potential and contributing
(c) contributing to the world and paying back to society
(d) raising a family and living your potential

3. What reason does Eleanor Roosevelt give for the corruption that exists in politics?
(a) humans are in politics
(b) humans are gullible creatures
(c) politicians are self-indulgent
(d) politicians like to get away with things

4. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say that being an individual is mostly about, besides being a right?
(a) a joy
(b) a privilege
(c) a travesty
(d) an obligation

5. What is the key to success in democracy, according to Thomas Jefferson?
(a) responsibility for well-being
(b) responsibility for family
(c) responsibility of learning
(d) responsibility for fiscal spending

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Eleanor Roosevelt's mother's cousin react after her husband's death?

2. Whose actions does Eleanor Roosevelt mimic in the White House so as to pay attention to individuals instead of groups of people?

3. What is the goal of life?

4. What type of behavior is surprisingly less proportionate among the poor because children feel they are needed by their family?

5. From where is it vital to learn the facts of an issue?

Short Essay Questions

1. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what is important to learn about the modern world that helps with respect and individuality?

2. What is the key to democracy, according to Thomas Jefferson?

3. How does Eleanor Roosevelt say one can be useful?

4. How is conformity promoted in the workplace and how does the individual rise from the pressure?

5. How does Eleanor Roosevelt believe people should regard their mistakes?

6. How do people choose their beliefs?

7. What example does Eleanor Roosevelt share about when discussing how to deal with people by estimating the extent of one's success in communicating with them?

8. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe families should share and how should they interact?

9. Define what politics is, according to Eleanor Roosevelt, and how citizens can best become involved?

10. What inspiration does the Queen Mother Elizabeth of England give to Eleanor Roosevelt?

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