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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. Modern Arabs cannot revive what?
(a) Cultural writings
(b) Religious rituals
(c) Ancient trade routes
(d) National consciousness

2. When farmland in Algeria was turned over to farm workers, how much did the output increase?
(a) Doubled
(b) It stayed the same
(c) It decreased by ten percent
(d) Tripled

3. In the post-colonial world, citizens should be less concerned with royalty and more concerned with what, according to Fanon?
(a) Trends
(b) Fashion
(c) Equality
(d) Repression

4. In the third phase of the rediscovery of native culture, the native artists attempts to do what?
(a) Have others abandon the native culture
(b) Rouse others to fight the enemy
(c) Use the colonial culture
(d) Emmigrate from the country

5. What is the only path to unity according to Fanon?
(a) The coordinated push of the people to reach their goals
(b) The growth of naitve-on-native violence
(c) The acceptance of the colonial power by the natives
(d) The voluntary exit of the colonial group from the rural areas

Short Answer Questions

1. What the former colonized groups have in common is overshadowed by different what?

2. The post-colonial middle class has no understanding of what?

3. Fanon suggests that American blacks had little in common with blacks from places like the Congo except for what?

4. The first phase for the native writers and artists is what?

5. Fanon argues that the post-colonial middle class identifies too closely with what group?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do new cultural forms emerge?

2. How can the people of Africa avoid the disintegration of national unity and the threat from the bourgeoisie?

3. What does Fanon argue that the post-colonial society should do to make the nation different and better than under colonialism?

4. What are the three phases of the culture's development by poets and writers?

5. According to Fanon, why is there a danger that national unity will disintegrate?

6. What should those who are about to throw of colonialism realize?

7. What things threaten the delicate veneer of national consciousness?

8. What do the colonialists believe about natives? How do they view the natives?

9. What do the people do when they realize the leader's true motives? What does the leader do?

10. What does the native artist or writer discover? What do they learn?

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