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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Now "they'd __________ to the very peril that would destroy them."
(a) Stopped it.
(b) Feared it.
(c) Turned a blind eye.
(d) Fought it.

2. The officials make it sound like the abuse and prejudice goes both ways, that the Jews do the same to the Muslims. Is this true?
(a) Yes.
(b) Sometimes.
(c) Often.
(d) No.

3. What happened to Pim?
(a) He was assassinated for his views.
(b) He ran in the Presidential election in France.
(c) He became the leader of Israel.
(d) He died from a heart attack.

4. Countries that have adopted the liberal democracy, like Britain and Ireland, have _____________.
(a) Prospered.
(b) Stayed the same.
(c) Suffered.
(d) Improved a little.

5. Many people argue that America should just stand back and let the terrorists take over Western Europe. Why?
(a) It "is what is best."
(b) It "serves 'em right."
(c) They "need to learn a lesson."
(d) They "must do this on their own."

6. For what did people blame the director?
(a) His own murder.
(b) Stirring up trouble.
(c) His exile.
(d) Upsetting the Muslims.

7. Hirsi gradually turned away from her Islamic views and was hired by the Labor Party for what?
(a) A think tank position to research the lives of French Muslim women.
(b) A think tank position to research the lives of Dutch Muslim women.
(c) A think tank position to research the lives of British Muslim women.
(d) A think tank position to research the lives of Spanish Muslim women.

8. A Muslim assailant in Paris stabbed a Jewish boy to death yelling, "God is great." What did the Paris officials do?
(a) They arrested and tried the Muslim.
(b) They did not punish the man.
(c) They put the Muslim to death.
(d) They sent the Muslim back to his native country.

9. Europeans remain convinced that the Jews are the __________ that needed to be stopped.
(a) Devils.
(b) Terrorists.
(c) Democrats.
(d) New Nazis.

10. While the media and the establishment condemned the action, many Europeans, including more than ________ percent of Norwegians supported it showing that the common people wanted to preserve their liberty and have their voices heard.
(a) 10.
(b) 50.
(c) 75.
(d) 20.

11. On July 7th, 2005, what happened?
(a) Oslo was attacked.
(b) Madrid was attacked.
(c) London was attacked.
(d) Paris was attacked.

12. What did Hirsi want to do?
(a) Curb immigration, stop the Islamic schools, and work harder to protect women's lives.
(b) Encourage others to understand the Islamic faith.
(c) Build Islamic centers.
(d) Force all Muslims to leave the country.

13. For years Europeans thought that the attacks on the World Trade Center had nothing to do with them. What did the attack on Spain do?
(a) It did nothing.
(b) It began to change that idea.
(c) It created this idea.
(d) It reinforced this idea.

14. During the first uprising in 1983 between Israel and Palestine, the Jews were portrayed as _________________.
(a) The David against an American Goliath.
(b) The David against a Palestinian Goliath.
(c) The Goliath against a Palestinian David.
(d) The Goliath against a European David.

15. Some nations, like ____________, embraced their Jews during the second World War, and stood up against the German Army who tried beating down doors to get their hands on the Jews.
(a) Denmark.
(b) France.
(c) Sweden.
(d) Spain.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Social Democrats had gained control of Denmark and Prime Minister _________________ promised he would change immigration policies and invest in a solid integration packet.

2. The establishment's response was to do what?

3. Ayaan Hirsi Ali was a young Somalian woman living where?

4. When the European Union tried to get its constitution out, the people showed up in large numbers to do what?

5. Weeks after the film debut, what happened to its director?

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