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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 television show did Eddo-Lodge criticize in October 2012 on her blog?
(a) Girls.
(b) Friends.
(c) Sex and the City.
(d) Sabrina.
2. A 2009 report from the Equalities and Human Rights Commission found that what percentage of all Black men living in Britain were on the National DNA Database?
(a) 20%.
(b) 50%.
(c) 30%.
(d) 15%.
3. Which of the following questions does Eddo-Lodge write many women's magazines in the 1990s and early 2000s focused on?
(a) Whether a woman could work and have children at the same time.
(b) Whether there were enough women in positions as the heads of companies and in powerful government positions.
(c) Whether a woman could have feminist politics and do traditionally feminine things.
(d) Whether a woman could be a politician and still be a journalist a the same time.
4. What program did Nick Griffin appear on during the Brexit campaign to make comments that Eddo-Lodge watched in disbelief?
(a) University Challenge.
(b) BBC's This Week Tonight.
(c) Newsnight.
(d) BBC's Question Time.
5. Which politician told crowds in 1968 that soon, the Black man would "have the whip hand" over the white man in Britain?
(a) Gordon Browne.
(b) Tony Blair.
(c) Enoch Powell.
(d) Winston Churchill.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which columnist did Eddo-Lodge cite as having described refugees trying to travel to Britain as "cockroaches"?
2. What is the term Eddo-Lodge uses throughout the book that expresses the idea of actively trying to increase racial diversity across the public and private sectors in the U.K.?
3. Where was Jessican's father originally from?
4. What year was the decision from the inquest on Stephen Lawrence's death announced?
5. In Part II, what does Eddo-Lodge write that structural racism in the U.K. is really about?
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