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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bawer is convinced that what will eventually take place between Islamic fundamentalism and European liberalism?
(a) A mutual understanding.
(b) A separation.
(c) A clash.
(d) Peace.

2. In some areas of France, why do even non-Muslim girls will wear veils?
(a) They think the veils are pretty.
(b) They want to be like their Muslim friends.
(c) They have respect for the Muslim culture.
(d) To protect themselves from the beurs.

3. What does the European tolerance of differences in beliefs plus the lack of help in integrating into their new home, create?
(a) A comfortable way for both Muslims and Europeans to live in peace.
(b) A "separate but equal" state.
(c) An environment of isolation for the Muslim community.
(d) A content, yet isolated Muslim community.

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

5. What is "honor" killing?
(a) When a person offers him or herself to be sacrificed.
(b) When a person is killed for dishonoring his/her family or culture.
(c) When a person kills and is honest about this mistake.
(d) When a person kills someone who is dying.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what are these Muslims leaders?

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

3. An Islamic person who participates in Western culture brings __________________ to his family and religion.

4. There is a clear difference between American and European _________________.

5. Paris is becoming more of ________ city every day.

Short Essay Questions

1. What did many Europeans believe about George Bush?

2. Describe European journalists.

3. Describe the 68ers.

4. Describe immigration and integration in Europe.

5. Why is the European media so different from the media in the U.S.?

6. Of what is Bawer convinced? Why?

7. Who is Ann Lindh? Describe her work.

8. Describe European politicians.

9. What is Paris becoming? How does the author support this?

10. What did the narrator encounter in Norway?

(see the answer keys)

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