1. What specific words do whites use to describe their feelings in the face of being challenged on their racism, as stated in Chapter 8?
(a) Love, acceptance.
(b) Torture, war.
(c) Trauma, anxiety.
(d) Affection, fondness.

2. What does Diangelo think about treating everyone the same, regardless of race?
(a) She says it is possible to teach someone to treat everyone the same.
(b) She says only people of color can treat everyone the same.
(c) She says it is impossible to teach someone to treat everyone the same.
(d) She says only certain people can be taught to treat everyone the same.

3. What does research say about children and race?
(a) White children do not care about race.
(b) White children believe themselves to be less than their person of color peers.
(c) White children do not understand race.
(d) White children develop a sense of superiority as early as preschool.

4. What did a man of color once tell Diangelo when she asked what it would be like if white people listened and acted according to feedback from people of color?
(a) He said it would be cool.
(b) He said it would be revolutionary.
(c) He said he did not care.
(d) He said it would make no difference.

5. Why can white people not be trusted when it comes to perceptions of race and crime, according to Diangelo?
(a) All white people are racist.
(b) White people are untrustworthy.
(c) White people perceive danger simply by the presence of people of color.
(d) White people do not know much about statistics regarding race and crime.