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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1 pp 35-51.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When the narrator moved to Norway, he was impressed with what?
(a) The educational system.
(b) The country's nature preserves.
(c) The amount of reading that the Norwegians do on a daily basis.
(d) The welfare system.

2. What are young Islamics taught about non-Muslims?
(a) They are to be feared.
(b) They are infidels and do not deserve any respect, nor do their laws.
(c) They are the friends of Muslims.
(d) They are very intelligent.

3. Some who are actually European born have moved back to their native countries but continue to receive what?
(a) Lessons in European culture.
(b) Encouragement to return to Europe.
(c) Letters from friends in Europe.
(d) Welfare monies.

4. What belief is cultivated in the Muslim culture?
(a) Europe is just like America.
(b) Europe is safe.
(c) An us versus them belief.
(d) A desire to join European society.

5. Immigrant Muslims take advantage of ________________________ of the European community.
(a) The poorly-run programs.
(b) The conservative spending.
(c) The wealth.
(d) The liberal social spending.

Short Answer Questions

1. The ______________________ attitude seems to Bawer to be a positive thing until he noticed the social effects of it.

2. Part of the cultural difference between Americans and the Dutch, and other Europeans is that the Europeans tend to be ___________________, compared the the Americans who are more judgmental about differences.

3. What do journalists believe it is their job to do?

4. Europeans assumed that any immigrants would eventually "melt" into the general culture of the country in which they settle. Is this is true of fundamental Muslims?

5. Bawer is convinced that what will eventually take place between Islamic fundamentalism and European liberalism?

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