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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Pages 209 - 266).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What book of Wendy Travino's does Rankine's friend ask if she has read in Part IV?
(a) Brazilian Is Not a Race.
(b) The New Latinos.
(c) Finding Their Power: Latin Americans in the Modern Age.
(d) Si Se Puede: A Biography.
2. What album of Beyonce's does Rankine discuss in Part II?
(a) Forever.
(b) Lemonade.
(c) All the Single Ladies.
(d) Beach.
3. What did Rankine identify as her "most corrupt thought of the year" in Part II?
(a) She hesitated to go to her daughter's parent-teacher conference because she did not want the teacher's potential anti-Black bias to be conferred onto her daughter.
(b) She wanted to find out what her supervisor really thought of her.
(c) She wondered if she had been passed over for a promotion because she is a Black woman.
(d) She wondered if her daughter would get into college.
4. What does Rankine quote comedian Chris Rock as saying in Part IV?
(a) No white man in the audience would change places with him, and he is rich.
(b) Black people are survivors and white people could learn from that.
(c) Black people's humor comes from much tragedy.
(d) White people should walk in his shoes for one day.
5. Who did Malcolm X say was the most disrespected, unprotected, and neglected person in America?
(a) The Asian woman.
(b) The white woman.
(c) The Black woman.
(d) The Black man.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did the CDC report about breast cancer disparities between white and Black people?
2. How does the document Notes on the State of Virginia characterize the griefs of Black people?
3. What disease was at the center of the Tuskegee tragedy?
4. What does Rankine's white friend tell her about why she refused to follow the play's instructions at the end of the play in Part III?
5. What is the title of Wendy Roth's book that Rankine cites in Part IV?
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