1. Which of the following does Saad identify as an example of relational tokenism?
(a) Claiming that having married a BIPOC means a white-privileged person is racist .
(b) Claiming that having hired a BIPOC means a white-privileged person is racist .
(c) Claiming that having married a BIPOC means a white-privileged person is not racist.
(d) Claiming that having hired a BIPOC means a white-privileged person is not racist .

2. The term “optical allyship” carries what meaning?
(a) Allyship that serves primarily to provide glasses and contact lenses.
(b) Allyship that serves primarily to remove the “ally” from a platform.
(c) Allyship that serves primarily to give BIPOC a platform.
(d) Allyship that serves primarily to give the “ally” a platform.

3. According to Freeman (54), how much of the human genome bears in on what is commonly called race?
(a) 0.1%.
(b) 0.001%.
(c) 0.01%.
(d) 1.0%.

4. The term “exoticizing” refers to which of the following?
(a) Looking at features of a given item as remote from and therefore repellant to members of a dominant group.
(b) Looking at features of a given item as remote from and therefore repellant to members of a nondominant group.
(c) Looking at features of a given item as remote from and therefore enticing to members of a nondominant group.
(d) Looking at features of a given item as remote from and therefore enticing to members of a dominant group.

5. The term “color blindness” carries what meaning in the book?
(a) That a person notices and acts upon perceived differences in race.
(b) That a person does not notice or does not act upon perceived differences in race.
(c) That a person does not notice but acts upon perceived differences in race.
(d) That a person makes much of perceived differences in race.