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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. She argued that if Europe continues to do what, the result will be the "preservation of the migrant's separateness, particularisms," and reason for them to maintain the legal ideals of their countries of origin?
(a) Not allow Arab immigrants into their countries.
(b) Be influenced by American thinking.
(c) Judge others by their beliefs.
(d) Accept Arab immigrants without helping or making them integrate.

2. As the days went by, Europeans lashed out their sentiments against Americans, stating what?
(a) They had brought the attacks upon themselves.
(b) They attacked themselves.
(c) They deserved the attacks.
(d) They attacked the Muslims.

3. A writer named Bat Ye'Or warned that Europe was on its way to becoming what?
(a) A democracy.
(b) A communist regime.
(c) A group of socialist countries.
(d) An Arab colony.

4. To what will France have to succumb?
(a) American power.
(b) Sharia Law.
(c) An American form of government.
(d) Democratic laws.

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

6. Radical, fundamental Muslims are taking advantage of what?
(a) Europe's fear.
(b) Europe's liberality.
(c) Europe's lack of organization.
(d) Europe's hatred.

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

8. The narrator believes that the European attitude has created what?
(a) A healthy culture.
(b) A culture of uneducated and delusional men and women.
(c) An imbalanced culture.
(d) A culture of ideological dualism.

9. Cultural walls are very high and they don't embrace even each other's pop culture as much as they do ___________ pop culture.
(a) American.
(b) Japanese.
(c) Arab.
(d) African.

10. Some Muslims become even _________________ once they get to Europe.
(a) More trustworthy.
(b) More conservative.
(c) More liberal.
(d) Less conservative.

11. Who is this Muslim leader?
(a) An Iraqi Shi'ite that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(b) An Iraqi Kurd that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(c) An Saudi Arabian that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.
(d) An Israeli Jew that moved to Norway as a refugee in 1991.

12. Despite all of this European confederation, and EU unity, most Europeans are _____________ one another's cultures.
(a) Unsure of.
(b) Jealous of.
(c) Indifferent to.
(d) Interested in.

13. Muslim immigrants are usually from where, which means they are more conservative and against Western values?
(a) Poor, remote villages.
(b) America.
(c) Large cities.
(d) Wealthy nations.

14. Bush was whose puppet, according to some Europeans?
(a) His father's.
(b) The Muslim's.
(c) The American people's.
(d) Israel's.

15. If a job opens up for a doctor or an educator, and a Muslim is exceedingly more qualified than ten of his or her European colleagues, the job will more likely go to whom?
(a) A woman.
(b) An American.
(c) The Muslim.
(d) A European.

Short Answer Questions

1. The United States sees immigrants as assets to be integrated into the culture. How do Europeans view immigrants?

2. What did this Muslim leader call 9/11?

3. Europeans believed that Bush was just using the invasions to do what?

4. Why is the media so one-sided?

5. What did this leader found?

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