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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does classifying those who challenge them as troublemakers allow white feminists to do, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) Enforce their own position.
(b) Play the victims.
(c) Raise more money.
(d) Love their country.

2. Which of the following does Eddo-Lodge describe the white pushback against intersectionality as?
(a) An example of white journalists setting the national agenda.
(b) An example of a false flag attack.
(c) An example of a long line of establishment clampdowns on the Black struggle.
(d) An example of politicians getting the upper hand in the arena of public discussion.

3. Which actor had Sony Pictures been considering to play James Bond in 2014?
(a) Chadwick Boseman.
(b) Herschel Davis.
(c) Daniel Oyolewo.
(d) Idris Elba.

4. Who wrote Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches?
(a) Symone Hedley.
(b) Audre Lorde.
(c) Angela Davis.
(d) bell hooks.

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

6. What does Enno-Lodge call the projection of an ever-encroaching Black doomsday?
(a) Fear of diversification.
(b) Fear of African-Americans.
(c) Fear of a Black planet.
(d) Fear of multiculturalism.

7. What does intersectionality mean, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) The acceptance that changing structures must be preceded by a grieving process.
(b) The crossover of racism and sexism that happens to people who are both Black and women.
(c) The process one must go through to become an activist.
(d) The combination of economic and cultural hardship.

8. What phrase was once used in the U.S. to admonish U.S.-born children of immigrants there?
(a) Fire baby.
(b) Anchor baby.
(c) Planter baby.
(d) Land baby.

9. What percentage of respondents to a 2016 British Social Attitudes survey identify themselves as, according to Enno-Lodge?
(a) Upper class.
(b) Middle class.
(c) Educated class.
(d) Working class.

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

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

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

13. What did Eddo-Lodge write that fear of a Black planet really is?
(a) Fear of loss.
(b) Fear of dying.
(c) Fear of equality.
(d) Fear of politics.

14. In Part IV, what does Eddo-Lodge write that demands for equality "need to be as complicated as"?
(a) The inequalities they attempt to address.
(b) The diversity of the movement's activists.
(c) The civil rights movement's aspirations.
(d) The political culture of the nation.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the white feminist distaste for intersectionality evolve into during the 2010s, according to Eddo-Lodge?

2. What do you have to believe masculinity is really about in order to believe in emasculation, according to Enno-Lodge?

3. Which book did Eddo-Lodge read lines from in her garden, thinking she might apply for a character's role in the upcoming casting of the film based on that book?

4. Which term from the Harry Potter books does Eddo-Lodge cite as a slur that had racial connotations in the real world?

5. Which abolitionist and women's rights activist addressed the Ohio Women's Rights Convention in 1851?

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