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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. Why do so few people become public servants?
(a) because it holds an uncertain future
(b) because the risk is bigger than the reward
(c) because it is public work
(d) because it is hard work

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

3. What do young people most believe in?
(a) circumstance
(b) chance
(c) hard work
(d) perfection

4. What does Eleanor Roosevelt consider herself to be?
(a) a realist
(b) an optimist
(c) a pessimist
(d) a true believer

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What country is Eleanor Roosevelt most impressed by, especially because of the girl who studies that particular country?

2. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe about most cultures?

3. What is one downfall to women in politics?

4. What is Eleanor Roosevelt's definition of success?

5. What is a common problem that many households face in the United States?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why doe few people deliberately prepare to become public servants?

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

4. What does Eleanor Roosevelt believe families should share and how should they interact?

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

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

7. Describe the challenges of women in politics?

8. 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?

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

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

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