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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Mr. Moore consider searching the school for before Mr. McLean arrives?
(a) Deirdre, so she can join the meeting.
(b) A more comfortable chair for his office.
(c) An image of Martin Luther King.
(d) A copy of "Huckleberry Finn".

2. What does Mr. Moore believe will happen in Nora's class?
(a) The book will be censored of all offensive content.
(b) The book will no longer be taught.
(c) The book will be taught in the context of anti-racism.
(d) The black students will be excused from the class.

3. Where is the debate being held?
(a) A classroom.
(b) The library.
(c) The cafeteria.
(d) The auditorium.

4. What, according to Dickenson, is the best way to fight a lie?
(a) By showing the truth simultaneously.
(b) By telling another lie.
(c) With legal action.
(d) With righteous indignation.

5. Who does Kate claim truly ruled in America?
(a) The rich upperclass.
(b) Male, white people.
(c) The lobbyists in Washington.
(d) Powerful businessmen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Nora wish to speak to Deidre about when she enters the library?

2. What does Mr. Moore attempt to explain about the racist references in the novel?

3. What point does Griswold make about the Supreme Court upholding the separation of Church and state?

4. What is Reuben Foster doing at the beginning of Chapter 10?

5. What does Moore ask Deirdre to do with the library's copies of Huckleberry Finn?

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