2. What does America owe public servants?
(a) gratitude and respect
(b) gratitude and honesty
(c) care and appreciation
(d) respect and monetary compensation

3. What reason does Eleanor Roosevelt give for the corruption that exists in politics?
(a) humans are gullible creatures
(b) politicians are self-indulgent
(c) politicians like to get away with things
(d) humans are in politics

4. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say that being an individual is mostly about, besides being a right?
(a) a travesty
(b) an obligation
(c) a joy
(d) a privilege

5. What separates a successful person who achieves great things from an ordinary individual?
(a) they have connections
(b) they have luck on their side
(c) they believe they can
(d) they have the talent and drive

6. What type of behavior is surprisingly less proportionate among the poor because children feel they are needed by their family?
(a) addiction
(b) egotism
(c) over-achieving
(d) delinquency

7. What must a public servant have a genuine love of in order to be successful?
(a) government
(b) country
(c) service
(d) people

8. What is the young couple offended by?
(a) their neighbors politics
(b) their neighbors misogyny
(c) their neighbors lifestyle
(d) their neighbors racism

9. Where does Eleanor Roosevelt work to feel useful?
(a) Hospice
(b) Orphanages in Mexico
(c) The Daughters of the Revolution
(d) The Consumer's League

10. How has the United States behaved in decision making at the United Nations
(a) forceful
(b) domineering
(c) obliging
(d) flexible

11. What is a common problem that many households face in the United States?
(a) keeping up with the Joneses
(b) wanting to be free from the pressures of conformity
(c) keeping up with their own ambitions
(d) desiring things they cannot have

12. Why does ignoring the law undermine?
(a) the heart of government
(b) one's own self-respect
(c) the politicians who set the laws into place
(d) the fabric on which society rests

13. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say is important to work for when working for a group?
(a) work towards honoring others for the work they've done
(b) work towards the result not the credit
(c) work towards the opportunity that might arise
(d) work toward receiving credit for the work

14. What country is Eleanor Roosevelt most impressed by, especially because of the girl who studies that particular country?
(a) France
(b) Thailand
(c) China
(d) Ghana

15. How does one young man offend an office full of people in Japan?
(a) the man bows down
(b) the man dresses inappropriately
(c) the man does not attempt to speak Japanese
(d) the man suggests gender equality