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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3: What if I Talk About Race Wrong? - Chapter 6: Is Police Brutality Really About Race?.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Charles Mudude was an editor at which Seattle newspaper?
(a) The Seattle Times.
(b) Seattle Weekly.
(c) The Stranger.
(d) The Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

2. What is NOT an element Oluo's friend mentions in the list of ways he would help the lower classes?
(a) Strengthening unions.
(b) Encouraging job training.
(c) Raising the minimum wage.
(d) Cutting rates of food insecurity.

3. In what location does Oluo have a difficult conversation with a male friend in Chapter 1: Is It Really About Race?
(a) A library.
(b) A cafeteria.
(c) A bookstore.
(d) A coffee shop.

4. What does Oluo name as the most crucial element in the fight for social justice and equality?
(a) Communication.
(b) Anger.
(c) Time.
(d) Power.

5. To what sort of location did Oluo go with a friend the day after her online altercation with a coworker?
(a) A classroom.
(b) A bookstore.
(c) A park.
(d) A coffee shop.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many lines of traffic did the policeman cross in order to pull Oluo over in 2015?

2. What was the weather like on the day Oluo had a picnic in the park with the group she met on social media?

3. Statisticians predict that out of every three black men born in the current era, how many will be incarcerated by the time they reach adulthood?

4. Over how many hours did Oluo engage with her coworker online the evening of the described altercation?

5. What adjective does Oluo use in the final sentence of the Introduction when she discusses being "a part of this conversation" (17)?

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