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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. What does Williams say recent affirmative action jurisprudence rejected?
(a) The definition of prejudice.
(b) The obligation of small businesses to abide by it.
(c) The constitutionality of racial preferences.
(d) The right for African-Americans to use it.

2. What does Williams say the attitude of privatized innocent publicized?
(a) Pride.
(b) Spending.
(c) Guilt.
(d) Love.

3. What does Williams recommend the faculty do in her correspondence?
(a) Have ongoing exam discussion.
(b) Have questions vetted by her only.
(c) Give students her questions only.
(d) Setup a racial bias council.

4. What does Williams say the "evidentiary rules" of legitimating turf war had whites believe?
(a) African-Americans were actively agressive.
(b) Women could multi-task.
(c) Jewish were rich.
(d) Children were always annoying.

5. What is the second attitude Williams say was racist?
(a) Better safe than sorry.
(b) Violence is good.
(c) Leave well enough alone.
(d) A prejudiced society is better than a violent society.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Williams criticize the increase focused on?

2. What does Williams say the examples she gave in Part II, Chapter 4 illustrate?

3. What does Williams say her paper evaluations did to many students?

4. What does Williams say she disagreed about racial preference being?

5. In Part 1, Chapter 1, what does Williams say are constructed?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who questioned Williams' opinions at the start of Part II, Chapter 6?

2. How does the issue in the store illustrate privatization of space?

3. What does racism penetrate according to Williams?

4. What do the student evaluations say of Williams?

5. What would be necessary for African Americans to claim their rightful place in civilization according to Williams?

6. What does Williams hope to show regarding legal language?

7. What was the first attitude of whites according to Williams and why does this happen?

8. What did Williams find from her experience with the law review?

9. What does a friend called "Q" suggest about Williams' writing?

10. What three principles does Williams try to show that they interact, conflict, and interlock and what does she want to bridge the gap between?

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