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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. What does Eleanor Roosevelt consider is a great danger?
(a) the loss of innocence
(b) the loss of a parent
(c) the loss of individuality
(d) the loss of self-respect

2. What is the name of the multicultural group of youths who assemble to discuss politics?
(a) Citizenship Rights for Youth
(b) The Encampment for Citizenship
(c) The Multicultural Youth of Nations
(d) The Model United Nations

3. What does Eleanor Roosevelt have to say about fashion?
(a) look to the fashion greats for inspiration
(b) wear what looks best on you
(c) follow fashion based on how it makes you feel
(d) have confidence in one's own taste

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

5. Children must learn to face responsibility for their actions, but what is also important to allow them to make?
(a) mistakes
(b) adjustments
(c) corrections
(d) amends

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do so few people become public servants?

2. When does the Soviet Union begin reconditioning men to iron out uniqueness?

3. What anecdote does Eleanor Roosevelt give about meeting less dramatic needs everyday?

4. What must a public servant have a genuine love of in order to be successful?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. How is conformity promoted in the workplace and how does the individual rise from the pressure?

2. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe is a great danger to society?

3. What is Eleanor Roosevelt's definition of success and what primary figure does she give an example of an individual who lived a life of nonconformity?

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

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

6. What is the key to democracy, according to Thomas Jefferson?

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

8. What does Eleanor Roosevelt have to say about the weight of delinquency and how it begins?

9. What actions did The King of England do with the CCC camp as well as at a tea party in the White House that left a particularly favorable impression with Eleanor Roosevelt?

10. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe that people's ambitions should be about?

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