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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 10-12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Diangelo belong, as stated in Chapter 4?
(a) Only in places occupied by white people.
(b) Only in places occupied by people of color.
(c) She does not belong in any particular place.
(d) In every scenario and context.

2. What does Diangelo not have to deal with in the workplace?
(a) Racism.
(b) Sexism.
(c) Classism.
(d) Homophobia.

3. Why is it problematic to deny a person of color's race, as Diangelo writes in Chapter 3?
(a) Because it is not polite.
(b) Because it means being complicit in the fight against racism.
(c) It is not problematic.
(d) Because a person of color might want to be seen.

4. What does research in implicit bias show about perceptions of crime?
(a) Research shows that people of color make up the majority of criminals.
(b) Research shows that white people make up the majority of criminals.
(c) Research shows that perceptions of criminal activity are influenced by race.
(d) Research shows that perceptions of criminal activity are not influenced by race.

5. What does aversive racism allow people to do, as stated in Chapter 3?
(a) It allows people of color to discriminate against white people.
(b) It allows white people to target certain ethnic groups in any way they please.
(c) It allows people to enact in racism in ways that do not let them maintain a positive self-image.
(d) It allows people to enact in racism in ways that let them maintain a positive self-image.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Diangelo say of race relations?

2. Who uses the term "white racial bonding" to describe how white people work together to remain complicit in the fight against racism?

3. According to Chapter 7, what is produced and reproduced by the continual social and material advantages of whiteness?

4. What does Diangelo write anti-blackness rooted in?

5. What was Mr. Roberts angry about?

(see the answer key)

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