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

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

3. According to Bill, how will a normal citizen fare when dealing with the law club?
(a) They will pay dearly.
(b) They will pay a small price.
(c) They will be ignored.
(d) They will be treated especially well.

4. As Bill explains in Chapter 8, in a politically correct world, what happens when a white person attempts to discuss minority statistics?
(a) They are taken seriously.
(b) They are ridiculed.
(c) They are called a racist.
(d) They are ignored.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Bill's advice to minorities?

2. Where did Bill's grandfather work as a beat cop?

3. What did Bill's show, The Factor, compare leading up to the war?

4. Which neighborhoods are sometimes ignored by law enforcement?

5. How many defense lawyers had acted unethically, according to the complaint Bill filed?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Chicago a good example of an overlooked inner city?

2. What is one of the inspiring messages that contribute to the main theme of the conclusion to Who's Looking Out for You?

3. According to Bill, how do the media and politicians overlook the problems in the inner cities?

4. What is Bill's prediction for the future of the legal system?

5. Why did Bill file a complaint with the California State Bar?

6. What was an example of a mistake Bill made while at CBS?

7. According to Bill, what types of things should be avoided when a person hopes to limit the number of mistakes they make?

8. What are the dangers associated with becoming an internationalist country?

9. How can people be vilified when speaking about minorities? What situation did Bill experience to show the political correctness in society?

10. What is the "law club" that Bill references in Chapter 7?

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