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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV: Chapter 5- Chapter 6 (Pages 161 - 206).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which three categories have traditionally been accepted as the class categories in Britain?
(a) Educated, Middle, and Working.
(b) Working, Middle, and Upper.
(c) Royal, Producer, and Filiment.
(d) Ruling, Lower, and Working.

2. Who were the highest proportion of U.K. students to receive the lowest possible college degree ranking between 2012 and 2013?
(a) Asian students.
(b) Indian students.
(c) Black students.
(d) White students.

3. Which of the following phrases captures one myth that white feminism engages itself with, according to Eddo-Lodge in Part IV?
(a) "I have money because I worked hard."
(b) "Some Black people are angry because they did not work hard enough to be prosperous."
(c) "I don't see race."
(d) "Britain has always been a meritocracy."

4. What did the website Breitbart London partially define intersectionality as in 2012?
(a) A hypocritical idea.
(b) A farce.
(c) A debate strategy.
(d) A paradox.

5. What do you have to believe masculinity is really about in order to believe in emasculation, according to Enno-Lodge?
(a) Educational status.
(b) Power, strength, and dominance.
(c) Money and fame.
(d) Reconciliation.

Short Answer Questions

1. The casting around which of the following Harry Potter characters for a new play caused an uproar in 2015?

2. How does the mixed-race "Jessica" choose to identify in terms of racial background?

3. Which actor had Sony Pictures been considering to play James Bond in 2014?

4. Which American sports organization announced measures to address the lack of Black managers in the sport in 2002?

5. What is one of the most common and harmful stereotypes of Black women that Eddo-Lodge explains late in Part IV?

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