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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. When did Donald Trump make the statement to an audience in Iowa, "I like people who weren't captured" (3)?
(a) 2011.
(b) 2012.
(c) 2015.
(d) 2017.

2. What does the author associate a person's moral code as in Chapter 2?
(a) His/her software.
(b) His/her keyboard.
(c) His/her hardware.
(d) His/her motherboard.

3. When did Donald Trump make the following tweet? "Sorry losers and haters, but my I.Q. is one of the highest--and you all know it! Please don't feel stupid or insecure, it's not your fault" (62).
(a) 2019.
(b) 2016.
(c) 2013.
(d) 2018.

4. What position did Kirstjen Nielson have within the Trump administration?
(a) Homeland Security Chief.
(b) Secretary of Defense.
(c) Treasury Secretary.
(d) Director of National Intelligence.

5. In the opening of Chapter 2, George Washington is quoted with, "A good moral character is the first essential in a man ... It is therefore highly important that you should endeavor not only to be learned but" also what (53)?
(a) "Kind."
(b) "Wise."
(c) "Just."
(d) "Virtuous."

Short Answer Questions

1. How many times has Donald Trump changed his political party over the last three decades, according to the author in Chapter 3?

2. In what war did the British set fire to the White House?

3. From what position did Donald Trump remove Rex Tillerson?

4. The author states in Chapter 2, "It's been said that character is a tree, and reputation its" what (60)?

5. When did President Trump suggest to aides that weapons be given to all of American's teachers so they could fight back against mass shooters?

Short Essay Questions

1. To what does the author attribute Trump's fickleness of political party?

2. Describe the president's misunderstanding of tariffs, as examined in Chapter 3.

3. What event is described that led the author to the writing of this book, as described in the Introduction?

4. How does Trump relate to big government, according to the author in Chapter 3?

5. How does Trump's character demonstrate courage or lack thereof, according to the author's assessment in Chapter 2?

6. Why does the author assert he/she has chosen to publish this book anonymously in the Introduction?

7. How are "character" and "ethics" defined?

8. Who does the author claim are the "real" chiefs of staff in the Trump administration?

9. How does Trump compare with recent presidents concerning executive orders?

10. How does Trump's character demonstrate justice or lack thereof, according to the author's assessment in Chapter 2?

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