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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. What is one of the most common and harmful stereotypes of Black women that Eddo-Lodge explains late in Part IV?
(a) The wealthy Black woman.
(b) The ignorant Black woman.
(c) The angry Black woman.
(d) The poor Black woman.

2. What slogan did the Labour Party put on mugs during the 2015 general election in Britain?
(a) No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs.
(b) Britain First Forever.
(c) Controls on Immigration.
(d) Down With The Cause.

3. What does Eddo-Lodge write that being a feminist with a race analysis means for her?
(a) Having one foot in each ideology at all times.
(b) Being able to lecture to both high school and college-aged students.
(c) Seeing clearly how race and gender are intertwined when it comes to inequalities.
(d) Traveling around the world to make sure people understand her views.

4. In Part II, what does Eddo-Lodge conclude that seeing race is essential to in relation to racism?
(a) Changing the system.
(b) Getting more support for one's goals.
(c) Enacting positive discrimination measures.
(d) Understanding the true extent of the problem.

5. Which slave ship's image did abolitionist William Elford publish in 1788?
(a) The Windrush.
(b) The Eton.
(c) The Brooks.
(d) The Sandy Waves.

Short Answer Questions

1. What political party did the politician Nigel Farage lead in the mid-2010s?

2. Which politician told crowds in 1968 that soon, the Black man would "have the whip hand" over the white man in Britain?

3. Who were the highest proportion of U.K. students to receive the lowest possible college degree ranking between 2012 and 2013?

4. When did Britain vote to leave the European Union?

5. In 2016, the Higher Education Statistics Agency found that what proportion of professors teaching in British Universities were white men?

(see the answer key)

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