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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6: The Holy War.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Bill appreciate about his friends?
(a) Their directness.
(b) Their stubbornness.
(c) Their sense of humor.
(d) Their honesty.

2. What suggestion does Bill make in evaluating friends?
(a) Listen to how they talk about themselves.
(b) Listen to how they talk about other people.
(c) Watch how they treat other people.
(d) Watch how they treat themselves.

3. According to Bill, what is considered "oppressive" in public schools?
(a) The teaching of morality.
(b) The competitive games in gym class.
(c) The teaching of history.
(d) The curriculum in schools located in wealthier neighborhoods.

4. What is the example Bill gives in Chapter 2 to illustrate the importance of trust in a friendship?
(a) A person who was taken advantage of by someone he considered a friend.
(b) A person who tried to take advantage of him.
(c) A person who tried to take advantage of a friend of his.
(d) A person who was constantly afraid that a friend of theirs would take advantage of them.

5. How long before the Malvo sniper case did INS refuse to deport Malvo when they had the chance?
(a) Nearly one month.
(b) Over a year.
(c) Nearly a year.
(d) Several months.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Bill describe many of the adults in the United States?

2. What is the thought of saving up for something considered in current times?

3. How does Bill describe Pope John Paul II's objections to the Iraq War?

4. Based on Bill's analysis, how many networks had an overwhelmingly biased coverage featuring anti-war protesters?

5. Which network did Peter Arnett work for when he joined many Hollywood actors in falsely predicting the war would be a disaster?

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