1. What racial groups are stopped by police more than any other?
(a) White and Pacific Islander.
(b) Black and Latinx.
(c) White and Asian.
(d) Black and White.

2. What does white people's use of racially coded language do, as stated in Chapter 7?
(a) Makes white people seem less racist.
(b) Reproduces positive images about race.
(c) Reproduces racist images and perspectives.
(d) Makes people of color feel good about themselves.

3. What is a common white response to race issues in the name of color blindness, as stated in Chapter 3?
(a) To assume that racism is not an issue in society.
(b) To think that acknowleding racism is racist.
(c) To think that white people can experience racism.
(d) To assume that people of color are unaffected by racism.

4. What do white people tend to assume aboout people of color who apply to jobs or schools?
(a) People commonly believe that if a person of color applies for a position, he or she will be rejected.
(b) They do not assume anything.
(c) People commonly believe that if a person of color applies for a position, he or she must be hired over a white person.
(d) People assume whether they get in will be based on merit.

5. What do studies show about people of color in the workplace?
(a) That they are treated as equal to their white counterparts.
(b) That they are largely unemployed.
(c) That they are discriminated against.
(d) That they dominate most professions.