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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 was the result of the policies during the time Bill's grandfather worked with the police?
(a) The streets were more dangerous.
(b) The streets were neither safer nor more dangerous.
(c) The streets were safer.
(d) The crime rates were not analyzed back then.

2. In Chapter 10, what does Bill think leads to happiness?
(a) Self-assurance.
(b) Self-forgiveness.
(c) Self-reliance.
(d) Self-responsibility.

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

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

5. According to Bill, what drives the inequality of law enforcement?
(a) It is more about status than wealth.
(b) It is more about wealth than status.
(c) It is more about class than race.
(d) It is more about race than class.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. How does Bill describe Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson?

3. Does Bill think that Al Gore would have waged a war in Iraq if he had been elected?

4. What did the defense lawyers unethically ignore in the case that Bill complained about?

5. According to Bill, what is the secret to discipline?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Bill think that independence is important?

2. As Bill explains in Chapter 8, what is the hypocrisy of some people that claim to represent the minorities?

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

4. How is the legal system of the country growing?

5. Why does Bill choose to end the book with a chapter that does not involve politics?

6. How does Bill describe Peter Jennings?

7. According to Bill, what aspects of America make it possible for anyone to rise up and achieve fame or success?

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

9. What are some of the suggestions in Chapter 10 that Bill gives people to help them live happier lives?

10. How did Walter Cronkite prove Bill's point of media bias?

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