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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the new "spirit of selfishness"?
(a) Government expansion.
(b) Entitlement spending.
(c) Income redistribution.
(d) Invasive policies.

2. Based on estimation, what percentage of mothers who have children in their teens will be poor for the rest of their lives?
(a) All.
(b) One quarter.
(c) Three quarters.
(d) Half.

3. Where does Bill think the television and Internet access should be in a house with children?
(a) In only the oldest child's room.
(b) In the family room.
(c) In the garage.
(d) In each child's room.

4. As Bill states at the end of Chapter 1, what is the primary responsibility of a parent?
(a) To give their children tools to build a happy, but not necessarily successful life.
(b) To give their children the tools to build a happy and successful life.
(c) To provide their children with the money and resources to build a happy and successful life.
(d) To provide their children with the money and resources to build a happy, but not necessarily successful life.

5. Which cable channel aired a series that depicted felons as rock stars?
(a) MTV.
(b) MSNBC.
(c) E!
(d) VH1.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Bill in Chapter 2, what intensifies the behavior of adults?

2. Why does Bill consider himself a threat to the mainstream media?

3. Which Founder linked the ability to self-govern with the moral path of the Ten Commandments?

4. How does Bill find the country compared to the way it was a hundred years ago?

5. Which one of the following is not an example of a liberal newspaper?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Bill describe President Bush?

2. How has the intentions of the Founders been twisted by the secular groups?

3. According to Bill, what is the primary responsibility of a parent? What makes it difficult?

4. What problem does Bill Moyers have?

5. What is the Judeo-Christian philosophy?

6. How does Bill describe his own childhood?

7. What are some of the guidelines Bill suggests to parents in Chapter 1?

8. How did Bill confront the United Way for their incompetence? What happened afterward?

9. What was the weakness of Bill's father? What did Bill learn from him?

10. How did Bill's Catholic School experience contrast with his friends who attended public school?

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