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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 organization is responsible for organizing a model assembly where each student represents a different country?
(a) The Rotary Club
(b) The model United Nations
(c) The Boys and Girls Club of America
(d) The Girl Scouts

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

3. 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

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

5. How to people choose their beliefs?
(a) through their ability to stand up for their beliefs
(b) through the influence of their families
(c) through tenacity and persistence in finding the truth
(d) through a series of trial and error

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Eleanor Roosevelt filled with misgivings at the end of her book?

2. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe about most cultures?

3. What is each individual responsible for in their community?

4. What is each citizen's minimum duty?

5. Where does Eleanor Roosevelt work to feel useful?

Short Essay Questions

1. Define what politics is, according to Eleanor Roosevelt, and how citizens can best become involved?

2. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what is important to learn about the modern world that helps with respect and individuality?

3. How do people create themselves and who do they blame for their mistakes?

4. What are the main expectations for a congressman or senator?

5. What example does Eleanor Roosevelt share about when discussing how to deal with people by estimating the extent of one's success in communicating with them?

6. What is the chief duty of a citizen?

7. How does Eleanor Roosevelt believe people should regard their mistakes?

8. How does Eleanor Roosevelt say one can be useful?

9. Describe the challenges of women in politics?

10. What are several things that one must face before becoming a public servant?

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