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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which abolitionist and women's rights activist addressed the Ohio Women's Rights Convention in 1851?
(a) Harriet Tubman.
(b) Sojourner Truth.
(c) Mary Days.
(d) Hilda Stocklon.

2. What did Griffin's political party, the BNP, have a statement on its website at one time arguing against?
(a) White married people in Britain having less than five children per couple.
(b) White people in Britain moving to other countries.
(c) Immigrants from Africa coming to America.
(d) Mixed-race relationships.

3. Which feminist criticized Eddo-Lodge on the program they both appeared on together on New Year's Eve 2013?
(a) Francesca Fabricant.
(b) Caroline Criado-Perez.
(c) Henrietta Barnard.
(d) Rosie Hanson.

4. Which politician told crowds in 1968 that soon, the Black man would "have the whip hand" over the white man in Britain?
(a) Enoch Powell.
(b) Gordon Browne.
(c) Winston Churchill.
(d) Tony Blair.

5. Which then-MP for Blackburn used the term "easy meat" to describe white girls as sexual assault victims in 2011?
(a) Martin Brenner.
(b) Igly Quaid.
(c) John Lawlor.
(d) Jack Straw.

6. Which writer apologized for writing that a famous Black actor was too "street" to play James Bond?
(a) Henry Starkin.
(b) Corrine Riley.
(c) Don Leyrey.
(d) Anthony Horowitz.

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

8. Which academic wrote a Daily Mail article in 2016 framed around the issue of Brexit that argued Britain was essentially losing its whiteness?
(a) David Coleman.
(b) Nick Griffin.
(c) Nigel Farage.
(d) Boris Johnson.

9. What did the white feminist distaste for intersectionality evolve into during the 2010s, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) A hatred of the idea of white privilege.
(b) A spurning of all feminism.
(c) An uneasy alliance with the conservative agenda.
(d) A willingness to take a harder look at Britain's history of racism.

10. Which columnist did Eddo-Lodge cite as having described refugees trying to travel to Britain as "cockroaches"?
(a) Nathan Lorat.
(b) Henry Lively.
(c) Katie Hokins.
(d) Sharon Porter.

11. What does Eddo-Lodge compare her practice of meeting with Black feminists once per month to in Part III?
(a) Rallies for justice in the U.S.
(b) Consciousness-raising in the 1960s feminist movements.
(c) Support groups from the 1970s.
(d) Library coffee groups from the 1990s.

12. What was the 2015 movement to remove a statue at a significant British Educational institution based upon?
(a) The MeToo Protests.
(b) The Sharkfin Protests.
(c) The Black Lives Matter Protests.
(d) Earlier protests at South Africa's University of Cape Town.

13. In Part IV, what does Eddo-Lodge write that so much of politics comes down to?
(a) The wealthy consolidating their power.
(b) Older white men placing their sons in their positions when they retire.
(c) Middle-aged white men passing the ball to one another.
(d) The most intelligent people rising to the top in a clear meritocracy.

14. Which Black model spoke in favor of getting more models of color on the runways at Fashion Week in 2013?
(a) Blythe Woodry.
(b) Tyra Banks.
(c) Ellis Wendry.
(d) Naomi Campbell.

15. Who was the chancellor of the British educational institution at the heart of the movement to take down the statue in 2015?
(a) Lord Mountbatten.
(b) Lady Kendrick.
(c) Lord Patten.
(d) Lady Knightly.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which television show did Eddo-Lodge criticize in October 2012 on her blog?

2. How does Eddo-Lodge characterize her own aspirations for the goals of the feminist movement?

3. What did the website Breitbart London partially define intersectionality as in 2012?

4. What does Eddo-Lodge write that the far-right did NOT do in 2015 when seven white men were found guilty of raping and abusing children?

5. What does Eddo-Lodge write that she fears might happen when white feminism has "won"?

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