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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 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 despite the polls showing most Americans did not approve.
(c) It was waged without full U.N. backing.
(d) It was waged because of the polls showing most Americans approved of it.

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

3. What is an internationalist country?
(a) A country that refuses to help other countries.
(b) A country that thinks it is no better than other countries.
(c) A country that adapts all of the international laws as its own.
(d) A country that defies the international laws established.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Bill, when will the corruption in the legal system be taken care of?

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

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

4. What was the charge that Bill made when he petitioned the State Bar after the case?

5. According to Bill, what question should you ask when someone is talking to you?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

4. What is Bill's advice to people pertaining to the courts?

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

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

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

8. What was the difference in the way the police handled crime when Bill's grandfather patrolled the streets of New York?

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

10. What type of media bias did Bill reveal as he analyzed the network coverage of the Iraq war?

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