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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Who was the chairwoman of Sony Pictures in 2014?
(a) Christina Henderson.
(b) Mattie Williams.
(c) Viola Miller.
(d) Amy Pascal.

3. Which of the following is necessary in combating the exploitation of women, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) More effort on the part of elected officials to push back against sexual assault.
(b) Longer jail sentences for sexual assaults.
(c) More women in positions of power at major media organizations.
(d) Attacking culture messages that tell men that women's bodies are available for the taking.

4. How does Eddo-Lodge characterize her own aspirations for the goals of the feminist movement?
(a) Fair.
(b) Universal.
(c) Achievable.
(d) Utopian and unrealistic.

5. Which of the following words did Eddo-Lodge use to describe her interview with Griffin?
(a) Refreshing.
(b) Surreal.
(c) Stupefying.
(d) Incredible.

6. In which film was the Black British actor John Boyega cast as a stormtrooper?
(a) The fourth Star Gate.
(b) The seventh Star Wars.
(c) The third Star Trek.
(d) The second Star Maker.

7. What significant educational institution in Britain was the focus of the 2015 movements to remove a statue of a historical figure there?
(a) The University of Nottingham.
(b) Oxford University.
(c) Trinity College.
(d) The University of London.

8. Which of the following is essential for a feminist movement that does not want to leave anyone behind, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) Incorporating the challenges of racism into the movement.
(b) Getting men to join the movement.
(c) Traveling internationally.
(d) Raising money.

9. Which term from the Harry Potter books does Eddo-Lodge cite as a slur that had racial connotations in the real world?
(a) Gallywort.
(b) Mudblood.
(c) Hayworm.
(d) Muggle.

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

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

12. What does tackling racism often have conversations moving to and from, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) From law enforcement to economics.
(b) From politics to personal matters.
(c) From justice to sensitivity.
(d) From economics to culture.

13. What problems does Eddo-Lodge argue that Black lead characters in books and movies are often viewed as by consumers?
(a) Unrelatable.
(b) Fantastic.
(c) Unrealistic.
(d) Irritating.

14. When was the Joseph Rowntree Foundation report on class that Enno-Lodge cites in Part IV published?
(a) 2007.
(b) 2018.
(c) 2010.
(d) 2015.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What was one major recurring headline in 2012 and 2013 that Eddo-Lodge thinks was racist?

2. Where did Eddo-Lodge initially propose as a site for her interview with Nick Griffin?

3. What does intersectionality mean, according to Eddo-Lodge?

4. What advice did Griffin give Eddo-Lodge at the end of their interview?

5. What does Enno-Lodge call the projection of an ever-encroaching Black doomsday?

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