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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) Love their country.
(b) Raise more money.
(c) Play the victims.
(d) Enforce their own position.

2. The casting around which of the following Harry Potter characters for a new play caused an uproar in 2015?
(a) Albus Dumbledore.
(b) Harry Potter.
(c) Ronald Weasley.
(d) Hermione Granger.

3. What does Eddo-Lodge argue that freedom of speech means in the context of discussions on race?
(a) Freedom for hate speech.
(b) Freedom for opinions on race to clash.
(c) Freedom for one to express opinions that are antiquated.
(d) Freedom for one to express opinions that are only held by a very slim minority.

4. How did the public come to learn about Sony Pictures' plans for some of its upcoming films in 2014?
(a) An actor leaked them.
(b) An anonymous director leaked them.
(c) The company was hacked.
(d) The CEO announced them before she was fired.

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) Jack Straw.
(c) John Lawlor.
(d) Igly Quaid.

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

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

8. 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.

9. Where did Eddo-Lodge initially propose as a site for her interview with Nick Griffin?
(a) Her apartment.
(b) A coffee shop.
(c) A library.
(d) Her publisher's office.

10. What does Eddo-Lodge write was her "first love" in Part III?
(a) Feminism.
(b) Anti-racism.
(c) Socialism.
(d) Climate change activism.

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

12. What program did Eddo-Lodge appear on on New Year's Eve 2013?
(a) BBC Radio 2's Newsnight.
(b) BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
(c) News 4's Feminism Today.
(d) Channel 7's Knockout.

13. 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) Traveling around the world to make sure people understand her views.
(c) Being able to lecture to both high school and college-aged students.
(d) Seeing clearly how race and gender are intertwined when it comes to inequalities.

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

15. What does Eddo-Lodge argue that critiques of racism should be subject to in Part III?
(a) Defense from politicians.
(b) Forums at universities.
(c) Protection under the law.
(d) The same passionate free speech defense as racist comments themselves.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Which of the following is necessary in combating the exploitation of women, according to Eddo-Lodge?

3. What did Griffin's political party, the BNP, have a statement on its website at one time arguing against?

4. What percentage of respondents to a 2016 British Social Attitudes survey identify themselves as, according to Enno-Lodge?

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

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