1. What does the term "race talk" imply?
(a) It implies that people of color need to talk about race less.
(b) It implies a general sense of unity among races.
(c) It implies that more white people need to talk about race.
(d) It always implies a racial "us" and "them."

2. With what common phrase do white people claim to value diversity?
(a) "I listen to all kinds of music."
(b) "I know people of color."
(c) "I don't see color."
(d) "I love all races."

3. What is aversive racism?
(a) Reverse racism.
(b) Racism that only affects certain ethnic groups.
(c) A manifestation of racism that only people who are bad and immoral are likely to exhibit.
(d) A manifestation of racism that well-intentioned people who see themselves as educated are more likely to exhibit.

4. Why is the past considered an ideal time for whites, as stated in Chapter 4?
(a) Because the music was better.
(b) Because racism went largely unchallenged.
(c) Because nobody cared about racism yet.
(d) Because people of color did not exist yet.

5. What is white privilege?
(a) Certain advanages white people can enjoy if they are against racism.
(b) Certain advantages that are taken for granted by whites and that cannot be similarly enjoyed by people of color in the same context.
(c) Certain advantages for whites that can still be enjoyed by light-skinned people of color.
(d) Certain advanages white people can enjoy if they are racist.