2. What event was Bill at when one of his comments was taken out of context?
(a) An auction.
(b) A book signing.
(c) A fundraiser.
(d) A press conference.

3. Who does Bill think overlooks many inner city neighborhoods?
(a) Only the media.
(b) Only the politicians.
(c) Both the media and politicians.
(d) Neither the media nor the politicians.

4. According to Bill, what is the only recourse people have in dealing with the legal system?
(a) To elect an official who will fight it.
(b) To hire a good lawyer.
(c) To stay as far away from it as possible.
(d) To become educated about how the corrupt politics work.

5. According to Bill, what are most people uneasy about?
(a) People that are loud.
(b) People that are quiet.
(c) People that are too similar.
(d) People that are different.

6. Who gets the majority of the money when a person wins a court case?
(a) The judges.
(b) The lawyers.
(c) The person who won.
(d) The state that the case takes place in.

7. How should a person build self-confidence, according to Bill in Chapter 10?
(a) By developing an ego.
(b) Without becoming cautious.
(c) By never doubting themselves.
(d) Without becoming cocky.

8. What is Bill's advice to minorities?
(a) Move to another neighborhood.
(b) Don't sweat the small stuff.
(c) Talk with the police more.
(d) Talk with the politicians more.

9. Does Bill think that Al Gore would have waged a war in Iraq if he had been elected?
(a) No.
(b) Only if it did not interfere with global warming.
(c) Yes.
(d) Yes, but he would have waited a year.

10. What is the rate of minority illegitimacy for young black women?
(a) Near seventy percent.
(b) Near fifty percent.
(c) Near eighty percent.
(d) Near ninety percent.

11. What did Bill hope to accomplish while anchoring Inside Edition?
(a) Covering hard news.
(b) Maintaining the entertainment aspect of the show.
(c) Covering political stories.
(d) Changing the format to righting wrongs.

12. How did the State Bar respond to Bill's petition?
(a) They found a major misconduct.
(b) They found no misconduct.
(c) They found a slight misconduct.
(d) They refused to investigate.

13. According to Bill, what question should you ask when someone is talking to you?
(a) How can this benefit me?
(b) Does it represent an agenda?
(c) How can this hurt me?
(d) Does it make sense?

14. What did the media and other liberal outlets reject about the Iraq War?
(a) It was waged to prevent another terrorist attack.
(b) It was waged because of the polls showing most Americans approved of it.
(c) It was waged without full U.N. backing.
(d) It was waged despite the polls showing most Americans did not approve.

15. How did Bill consider Peter Jennings while at ABC?
(a) A powerful ally and friend.
(b) Only a friend.
(c) Neither a friend nor an ally.
(d) Only a powerful ally.