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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Bill, what makes it possible for a common man to achieve fame and success?
(a) The country's financial status.
(b) The country's atmosphere.
(c) The country's political system.
(d) The country's reputation.

2. What took Bill several years to learn?
(a) How to look natural on television.
(b) Which angles to use when being filmed for television.
(c) Which people to get advice from before appearing on television.
(d) How to combat corruption in the broadcast news business.

3. How many defense lawyers had acted unethically, according to the complaint Bill filed?
(a) Three.
(b) One.
(c) Four.
(d) Two.

4. What was the charge that Bill made when he petitioned the State Bar after the case?
(a) The defense lawyers intentionally misled the jury.
(b) The defense lawyers unintentionally misled the prosecution.
(c) The defense lawyers unintentionally misled the jury.
(d) The defense lawyers intentionally misled the prosecution.

5. What does Bill think of parents who teach their children to hate cops?
(a) He thinks they are doing a disservice.
(b) He thinks they are confirming ignorance.
(c) He thinks they are encouraging crime.
(d) He thinks they are encouraging violence.

6. What did Bill's show, The Factor, compare leading up to the war?
(a) Book titles.
(b) Newspaper headlines.
(c) Newspaper sales.
(d) Book sales.

7. As Bill explains in Chapter 6, what is the problem with using a "world consensus"?
(a) It does not put America's best interest first.
(b) It addresses too many problems that have nothing to do with America.
(c) It ignores many problems for over half of the other countries.
(d) It ignores many problems for less than half of the countries.

8. Which one of the following is not a reason that Bill provides to support the Iraq War?
(a) The use of Iraq as a terrorist refuge.
(b) The 1991 Kuwaiti invasion.
(c) Hussein's refusal to follow the U.N. mandates.
(d) The increase of oil for America.

9. What did the defense lawyers unethically ignore in the case that Bill complained about?
(a) The jury's request.
(b) Their client's guilt.
(c) The verdict.
(d) The judge's request.

10. When did Bill begin analyzing the network coverage of the Iraq War?
(a) One month after it started.
(b) One year after it started.
(c) The day it started.
(d) Six months after it started.

11. Which one of the following is not something that Bill learned on his way to success?
(a) Seek financial backing.
(b) Never give up.
(c) Stay disciplined.
(d) Keep learning.

12. What did Walter Cronkite label the Iraq War in order to criticize the Bush administration?
(a) Illogical.
(b) Indefensible.
(c) Pre-emptive.
(d) Unilateral.

13. What is on the rise across the nation?
(a) Both criminal and civil cases.
(b) Neither criminal nor civil cases.
(c) Only criminal cases.
(d) Only civil cases.

14. Although people should think for themselves, how does Bill think they should ask for advice?
(a) They should rarely ask for advice.
(b) They should never ask for advice.
(c) They should not shy away from asking for advice.
(d) They should rely on advice for most decisions.

15. When did Bill plan on leaving Inside Edition?
(a) After the fifth season.
(b) After the fourth season.
(c) After the seventh season.
(d) After the sixth season.

Short Answer Questions

1. What reason does Bill give for his precaution when talking with people?

2. What was the result of the policies during the time Bill's grandfather worked with the police?

3. What is the title of the tenth Chapter of Who's Looking Out for You?

4. What did the media and other liberal outlets reject about the Iraq War?

5. What kind of justice did cops use when Bill's grandfather patrolled the streets?

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