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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which television show did Eddo-Lodge criticize in October 2012 on her blog?
(a) Sabrina.
(b) Friends.
(c) Girls.
(d) Sex and the City.

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

3. According to Eddo-Lodge, whiteness both positions itself as the norm and also does which of the following?
(a) Would actually prefer to have more competition.
(b) Sometimes takes a good look at its own myths.
(c) Refuses to recognise itself for what it is.
(d) Tries to help Black people gain more equality.

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

5. What do you have to believe masculinity is really about in order to believe in emasculation, according to Enno-Lodge?
(a) Power, strength, and dominance.
(b) Reconciliation.
(c) Educational status.
(d) Money and fame.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part IV, what does Eddo-Lodge write that so much of politics comes down to?

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

3. What was the country of Zimbabwe formerly known as?

4. What problems does Eddo-Lodge argue that Black lead characters in books and movies are often viewed as by consumers?

5. What does tackling racism often have conversations moving to and from, according to Eddo-Lodge?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Eddo-Lodge describe the nature of her ideal form of feminism?

2. What does Eddo-Lodge think about Western beauty ideals?

3. How did Eddo-Lodge's feelings about being perceived as an angry Black woman change over time?

4. Which character from a beloved British children's book series was the center of controversy over questions of race?

5. How does Eddo-Lodge suggest applying the phrase "white feminism" to those who identify as feminists?

6. How does Eddo-Lodge describe the relationship between Black and white feminists in Britain in Part IV?

7. What are some of the ideological standpoints that Eddo-Lodge writes are fault lines in the feminist movement?

8. What was the late conservative politician Enoch Powell known for?

9. How did Nick Griffin respond to Eddo-Lodge's request for an interview?

10. How would you summarize Griffin's views on immigration and race as he told them to Eddo-Lodge?

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