Capitalism, the Unknown Ideal Test | Final Test - Easy

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Capitalism, the Unknown Ideal Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who do lobbyists work for?
(a) The businesses.
(b) The public.
(c) The individual.
(d) The special-interest groups.

2. In response to the claim that the superiority of communism is scientifically proven, the American answer is that the U.S. system is based on what?
(a) Faith in society.
(b) Belief in mankind.
(c) The rise of the individual.
(d) Faith in God.

3. Who are typical lobbyists?
(a) Lawyers.
(b) Teachers.
(c) Nurses.
(d) Doctors.

4. What does "laissez-nous faire" mean in English?
(a) Leave us with ourselves.
(b) Help us succeed.
(c) Don't meddle with us.
(d) Leave us alone.

5. What does the author believe is dominating society today?
(a) Morality.
(b) Hate.
(c) Fear.
(d) Disagreement.

6. Who writes an encyclical that expresses contempt for capitalism?
(a) Pope Paul VI.
(b) Pope Pius VI.
(c) Pope Platus VI.
(d) Pope Peter VI.

7. What is the theory behind the pope's encyclical?
(a) Rich nations have a duty to help poor nations.
(b) Rich nations need to help poor nations so that all humans are equal.
(c) Rich nations should help poor nations because it is fair.
(d) Rich nations should be equitable when helping poor nations.

8. Who visits the United States and declares that the superiority of communism is scientifically proven?
(a) Khrushchev.
(b) Putin.
(c) Gorbachev.
(d) Vonderenko.

9. Who does the author predict will win when there is a conflict between groups with the same principles?
(a) The man with the most power.
(b) The man with the most altruism.
(c) The man with the most knowledge.
(d) The man with the most consistent behavior.

10. The author believes that being free means freedom from what?
(a) Taxation by the government.
(b) Coercion by the government.
(c) Regulation by the government.
(d) Tyranny of the government.

11. In "Atlas Shrugged," what is one of the antagonists?
(a) Rational-individualism-capitalism.
(b) Reason-individualism-capitalism.
(c) Logical-individualism-capitalism.
(d) Ordered-individualism-capitalism.

12. The author believes that when the ban on physical force is breached, then there is no what?
(a) Political freedom.
(b) Freedom of speech.
(c) Freedom of rights.
(d) Individual freedom.

13. In the U.S., the economic system isn't a pure capitalist system but is what?
(a) A mixed economy.
(b) A mixed socialism.
(c) A mixed system.
(d) A mixed capitalism.

14. How does the author refer to a principle?
(a) As a discovered truth.
(b) As a general truth.
(c) As a selected truth.
(d) As a proven truth.

15. What do liberals and conservatives, according to the author, agree that there is a fight to save?
(a) America.
(b) Society.
(c) Civilization.
(d) Families.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author believes that Louis XIV creates a welfare state and ruins what?

2. How long is the protest at Berkeley in 1964 over a strip of land?

3. William Petersen is a professor of what?

4. How do irrational entities benefit from the United Nations, according to the author?

5. The author believes that, in society today, there are no what?

(see the answer keys)

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