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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Some believe France will be the first Western European nation that will reach what?
(a) A majority African population.
(b) A decision to create immigration laws.
(c) A majority Muslim population.
(d) A point when they stop letting in immigrants.

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

3. Ann Lindh, a Swedish minister for foreign affairs, was the forerunner for what?
(a) Encouraging anti-Islamic protests.
(b) Trying to enforce immigration laws.
(c) Trying to start dialogue with Arab countries.
(d) Supporting American ideas.

4. When the narrator went to the police regarding the physical violence that took place against him, what did they do?
(a) They worked to catch those who had attacked him.
(b) They sent him back to the U.S.
(c) They blamed him for the attack.
(d) They urged him to not press charges.

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

6. Many of the Muslims, according to Bawer, are what?
(a) Kind.
(b) Peaceful.
(c) Terrorists.
(d) Loving.

7. Why was the Lindh foundation established?
(a) To aid immigrants in adjusting to their new culture.
(b) To support anti-Islam actions.
(c) To encourage European schools and universities to offer classes on the Arab world, culture, and languages.
(d) To encourage Europeans to be open-minded about American ideals.

8. Those Muslims who live in Europe are constantly augmented by new immigrants from Arab countries, who re-infuse what?
(a) Enthusiasm for European ideals.
(b) Distrust in strict Islamci beliefs.
(c) Enthusiasm for strict Islamic beliefs.
(d) Enthusiams for European pop culture.

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

10. Why are the younger Muslims an increasing challenge to French society?
(a) They are uneducated and do not speak French.
(b) They do not see themselves as being subject to French laws.
(c) They want to return to their native countries.
(d) They want to become full members of French society.

11. Europeans see government as what?
(a) Head of the family.
(b) The enemy.
(c) Something to be feared.
(d) Satan.

12. Who is vigilant to keep new Muslim immigrants on the Islam "straight and narrow?"
(a) Religious leaders.
(b) Muslim communities.
(c) European leaders.
(d) The leaders of Muslim countries.

13. Most Eastern Europeans supported what?
(a) The United States invasion of Afghanistan.
(b) The Muslim attacks on the U.S.
(c) The United States invasion of Eastern Europe.
(d) The Western European views.

14. For what do both the Dutch and Norwegians have a need?
(a) Allies.
(b) Immigrants.
(c) Political correctness.
(d) Support.

15. Western Europeans said that the Soviet Union had its merits, especially by providing what?
(a) Support for all things European.
(b) A balance of power against the U.S.
(c) Financial support.
(d) A good example of Communism.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do journalists not argue with this method?

2. Some Muslims become even _________________ once they get to Europe.

3. Bush was whose puppet, according to some Europeans?

4. European politicians are ___________________.

5. 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?

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