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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 16.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What right(s) does Kate feel are being infringed on by having to read "Huckleberry Finn"?
(a) The right to freedom of choice.
(b) The right to speak freely and demonstrate.
(c) The right to be free from racism and sexism.
(d) The right to freedom of education.

2. Which of the following authors is mentioned as having been attacked in the past?
(a) Kurt Vonnegut.
(b) Jane Austen.
(c) Charles Dickens.
(d) F. Scott Fitzgerald.

3. What scenario does Griswald use to question the definition of freedom?
(a) A man selecting a neck tie.
(b) A child choosing crayons.
(c) A woman buying lipstick.
(d) A dog picking a bone.

4. Why did Mrs. Salter become frustrated by her job?
(a) There were not enough books in the library.
(b) Mrs. Salter became tired of explaining why certain books were no longer unavailable.
(c) Students never returned books by their due dates.
(d) Mrs. Salter was told to remove books from the library on a daily basis.

5. What does Deirdre remind Moore he should be respectful of?
(a) The literary career of Mark Twain.
(b) The procedures of the school.
(c) The influence he has on the students.
(d) Her role as librarian.

Short Answer Questions

1. Deidre realizes she is late for a meeting with whom?

2. What did the Governor of Georgia do in the story Lomax told?

3. What does Kate believe educational institutions should guide students on?

4. What offends Gordon about the novel, Huckleberry Finn?

5. What is the outcome of the board's vote?

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