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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When does the Soviet Union begin reconditioning men to iron out uniqueness?
(a) as military candidates
(b) as children
(c) as babies
(d) as young adults

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

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

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

5. What profession is Helen Gahagan Douglass professionally trained for?
(a) a seamstress
(b) a schoolteacher
(c) a nurse
(d) an actress

6. What must a family be willing to accept when a member decides to become a public servant?
(a) accept their financial hardship
(b) accept their emotional distance
(c) accept their travel schedule
(d) accept their way of life

7. What does Eleanor Roosevelt learn that children are not born to be, but are taught to be through society?
(a) racism
(b) prejudice
(c) frugality
(d) affectation

8. How do people create themselves?
(a) through the choices they make
(b) through their individual talents
(c) through the people they meet
(d) through their beliefs and skills

9. How can politics turn unsavory?
(a) through bribery
(b) through bipartisanship
(c) through favoritism
(d) through economic corruption

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

11. What must a public servant have the elasticity and flexibility of mind to face?
(a) a distant family life
(b) a greedy public
(c) a demanding boss
(d) a changing world

12. What does Eleanor Roosevelt discuss when she talks about usefulness being a type of love?
(a) her granddaughter organizing a picnic
(b) her granddaughter visiting an orphanage
(c) her granddaughter visiting the local hospital
(d) her granddaughter organizing family vacations

13. What does Eleanor Roosevelt see as a major societal pressure?
(a) conformity
(b) uniqueness
(c) morality
(d) marriage

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

15. What is one downfall to women in politics?
(a) they are more prone to gossip
(b) they are overly concerned with looks
(c) they are more sensitive to criticism
(d) they misgauge their competition

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Eleanor Roosevelt have to say about fashion?

2. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what should people's ambitions be about?

3. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe about other people's opinions?

4. What does the absurdity of wearing silly hats during a family meeting prevent?

5. Where does Harry Belafonte perform in order to be useful and bring love and respect to the world?

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