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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. An Islamic person who participates in Western culture brings __________________ to his family and religion.
(a) Honor.
(b) Hatred.
(c) Dishonor.
(d) Fear.

4. He believes many of the Arab immigrants are actually what?
(a) Islamic fundamentalists.
(b) Jews.
(c) Hindus.
(d) Christians.

5. European politicians are ___________________.
(a) Greatly respected and listened to.
(b) Greatly underappreciated.
(c) Often not trusted and questioned.
(d) Greatly feared and respected.

6. The Norwegians were heavily populated with what?
(a) Jews.
(b) Christians.
(c) Muslims.
(d) Hindus.

7. 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?
(a) No, because they still retain their restrictive ways of living.
(b) No, because the do not have the money.
(c) No, because they do not speak the language.
(d) Yes.

8. The narrator and his partner move to _____________________ on April 1, 1999.
(a) Paris, France.
(b) Oslo, Norway.
(c) Stockholm, Sweden.
(d) London, England.

9. How many of the 5 million Muslims in France reside in Paris?
(a) 2.5 million.
(b) 4.5 million.
(c) 3.5 million.
(d) 1.5 million.

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

11. According to the author, the ____________, Europe's version of the sixties generation shaped the political correctness that is the establishment today.
(a) 49ers.
(b) 68ers.
(c) 76ers.
(d) 58ers.

12. In what are these Muslims leaders?
(a) French crime.
(b) French universities.
(c) French society.
(d) French government.

13. 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) Judge others by their beliefs.
(b) Accept Arab immigrants without helping or making them integrate.
(c) Not allow Arab immigrants into their countries.
(d) Be influenced by American thinking.

14. When does the Dutch government begin to take these isolated incidents seriously?
(a) After 9/11.
(b) After the attack on Madrid.
(c) After the attack on London.
(d) Before 9/11.

15. Norway stated that Bush was equal to whom?
(a) Tony Blair.
(b) George Washington.
(c) Hitler.
(d) Saddam.

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator believes that the European attitude has created what?

2. What did this leader found?

3. How do Americans view history?

4. The narrator writes that the European elite is so removed from the realities of international affairs, and so bothered by their irrelevance in them, that they were incapable of what?

5. Radical, fundamental Muslims are taking advantage of what?

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