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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 5, Chapter 13 Pragmatisms, Section 8 | Part 5, Chapter 14 Pluralisms, Section 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Students in Dewey's classes were taught by _______.
(a) Listening.
(b) Example.
(c) Observation.
(d) Reading.

2. The first president of the University of Chicago was_________.
(a) John Dewey.
(b) George Herbert Mead.
(c) William James.
(d) William Rainey Harper.

3. Benjamin and Charles Pierce were called to verify the authenticity of a will document produced by __________.
(a) Hetty Robinson.
(b) Edward Mott Robinson.
(c) Sylvia Ann Howland.
(d) Isaac Howland Jr.

4. __________ is the idea that people come at life from different places, and understand the world in different ways.
(a) Individualism.
(b) Singularism.
(c) Pluralism.
(d) Separatism.

5. In 1897 _________ made a speech during a monument dedication to Colonel Robert Gould Shaw.
(a) Louis Agassiz.
(b) Charles Darwin.
(c) Josiah Nott.
(d) William James.

Short Answer Questions

1. Even though he had no formal education in either, ___________ taught psychology and philosophy at Harvard.

2. Dewey started the laboratory school because he believed that Chicago public schools had a _________ on children.

3. Hegel espoused a ________ philosophy which was not in accordance with how James viewed the world.

4. _______ used notes to form the Hibbert Lectures which were eventually published in ' A Pluralistic Universe'.

5. Holmes was eventually released from his commission and returned home. When he did he entered Harvard to study_________.

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