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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How many points are on the star in the flag of 'our nation?'
(a) Eight.
(b) Five.
(c) Seven.
(d) Six.
2. How many patients can the average free clinic handle in a day?
(a) Twenty.
(b) A couple dozen.
(c) Fifty.
(d) One hundred.
3. What type of strikes can be a source of free furniture?
(a) School strikes.
(b) Furniture factory strikes.
(c) Lightening strikes.
(d) Civil service strikes.
4. What should you leave for the waiter or waitress after stealing from a restaurant?
(a) A good tip.
(b) Nothing.
(c) A forged, blank check.
(d) A dead rat.
5. What time of year has the highest competition for rental housing?
(a) December and March.
(b) July and August.
(c) October and January.
(d) June and September.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of suspension is preferable on a boxcar?
2. How much money in free phone calls was made from New York City in 1969?
3. What is a good news item, if done right?
4. What is a farmhouse with a small garden, some livestock, and maybe a pond?
5. What allows you to get more information across than wall scribbling?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why were the 1960's such an important time in the cultural history of the world?
2. Do you think that the publication of STEAL THIS BOOK was ultimately a positive or negative event in the history of freedom of expression?
3. What does Hoffman recommend for medical care?
4. What does Hoffman recommend for free furniture, clothing, and other goods?
5. How should a demonstrator dress during a protest?
6. How have politics and mainstream society changed since Hoffman's day?
7. What advice does Hoffman give for getting welfare benefits?
8. Has reading STEAL THIS BOOK changed your view of politics and the democratic system?
9. Describe Hoffman's flag and the importance behind it. Do you agree?
10. How can television transmissions be hijacked?
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