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All Questions with Answers
,Reading 1 Age Race Class and Sex by Audre Lorde
1. According to Lorde, we tend to speak not of human difference, but of human
_______________.
a) aggression
b) frustration
c) similarity
d) deviance ✓
2. Lorde says that _______________ is the most economical art form.
a) painting
b) photography
c) poetry ✓
d) prose
3. What excuses are often used for why literature by women of Color is NOT taught in college
classes?
a) The literature can only be taught by women of Color.
b) The literature is too difficult to understand.
c) The experiences presented are “too different.”
d) All of these choices are correct. ✓
4. According to Lorde, _______________ are tricked into joining the oppressor by believing
they can share power.
a) White women ✓
b) Black women
c) Jewish women
d) Hispanic women
5. In Lorde’s article, she argues that the need for unity is often misrepresented as a need for
_______________.
a) oppression
b) equality
c) homogeneity ✓
d) heterogeneity
Reading 2 Label Us Angry by Jeremiah Torres
1. What hurt Carlos more than the mace or the night he spent in the juvenile detention center?
a) racist labels ✓
b) a police beating
, c) the reactions of his parents
d) his conscience
2. The author believes the police questioned him and Carlos about possible gang membership
because _______________.
a) the police thought the White men who attacked Carlos and his friend might have been in a gang
b) the police saw gang insignias tattooed on the boys’ bodies
c) among the hundreds of thousands of Filipino youth living in Palo Alto at that time, many thousands
were known to be in gangs
d) the police made a racist assumption that young Asian men are likely to be gang members ✓
3. According to the author, what made the incident at the traffic light racist?
a) the angry gestures of the White passenger
b) the fact that the author and his friends were Filipino
c) the use of mace
d) the particular labels the White men used to describe Carlos and his friend ✓
4. The author tried to channel his anger by _______________.
a) writing about it ✓
b) fighting back with violence
c) hating White people
d) dropping out of school and joining a gang
5. After high school Carlos _______________.
a) became a career criminal
b) went to college at Berkeley ✓
c) attacked the White men who had maced him
d) is not discussed in the article
6. From the author’s viewpoint, which “assault with intent to hurt” caused the most lasting
damage to its intended victim?
a) the spraying of mace
b) the hurling of the quarter
c) the use of racial labels ✓
d) the court proceedings
7. What kind of racism does the author identify as most prominent in this story?
a) covert
b) institutionalized
c) overt ✓
d) structural
,Reading 3 It Looks Like a Demon by Hawley and Flint
1. According to Hawley and Flint, _______________ depictions of Black masculinity have been
used to justify state-sanctioned violence against Black men and boys.
a) alternative
b) animalistic ✓
c) anatomical
d) anachronistic
2. According to Hawley and Flint, Black boys and youth become targets of violence because
they are _______________.
a) less mature than their White peers
b) more likely than White peers to own firearms
c) less likely than White peers to be viewed as children ✓
d) more likely than White peers to practice traditional spirituality
3. The author tried to channel his anger by _______________.
a) writing about it ✓
b) fighting back with violence
c) hating White people
d) dropping out of school and joining a gang
4. According to the author, what made the incident at the traffic light racist?
a) the angry gestures of the White passenger
b) the fact that the author and his friends were Filipino
c) the use of mace
d) the particular labels the White men used to describe Carlos and his friend ✓
5. After high school Carlos _______________.
a) became a career criminal
b) went to college at Berkeley ✓
c) attacked the White men who had maced him
d) is not discussed in the article
6. From the author’s viewpoint, which “assault with intent to hurt” caused the most lasting
damage to its intended victim?
a) the spraying of mace
b) the hurling of the quarter
c) the use of racial labels ✓
d) the court proceedings
7. What kind of racism does the author identify as most prominent in this story?
, a) covert
b) institutionalized
c) overt ✓
d) structural
Reading 4 The Persistence of White Nationalism in America by Joe Feagin
1. White nationalism in the United States _______________.
a) is a radically deviant ideology, supported only by a small fringe of extremists
b) was eradicated with the 1960s Civil Rights Act
c) is inconsistent with the “American values” of the nation’s founders
d) is a systemic continuation of a long history of White racism ✓
2. Legally imposed racial discrimination _______________.
a) characterizes over 80% of U.S. history ✓
b) ended when slavery was abolished
c) was never the intent of U.S. founding documents or political institutions
d) only affects Black Americans, not other racial groups
3. Most White Americans today _______________.
a) agree with Black Americans about the extent of racial discrimination
b) hold a dominant racial framing that is consistent with White racist ideologies, even if they don’t
subscribe to extreme hate rhetoric ✓
c) have rejected the racist attitudes that fuel White nationalist hate groups
d) understand the White racist history of the United States and its deep and continuing systemic
effects
4. Contemporary White nationalist groups recruit members and spread racist ideology
through _______________.
a) hate-based internet websites
b) social media
c) video games
d) all of these choices ✓
Reading 5 Racial Formation by Omi and Winant
1. _______________ involves historically situated social projects in which groups are defined
in racial terms and organized within structures of power.
a) Racist propaganda
b) Racial formation ✓
c) Social Darwinism
, d) Equal rights
2. The court case of Susie Phipps, who sued the Louisiana Bureau of Vital Records in 1982 to
change her racial classification, illustrates that _______________.
a) skin color determines race
b) race is a fixed reality that cannot be altered by legal designations
c) the social meanings of race are constantly being transformed by political struggle ✓
d) race is less important now than it was in the past
3. Omi and Winant define race as a concept that signifies and symbolizes _______________ by
referring to _______________.
a) social conflicts and interests; different types of human bodies ✓
b) underlying genetic differences; skin colors
c) cultural identities; immutable physical traits
d) superiority and inferiority; geographic locations of origin
4. According to Omi and Winant, we should think of race as a(n) _______________.
a) fixed and immutable element of human biology
b) illusion we need to overcome
c) element of social structure ✓
d) misconception left over from the past
5. Omi and Winant use the term _______________ to describe how cultural representations
and racial meanings are connected to the racial organization of social structures and
everyday experiences.
a) racial projects ✓
b) populist diatribes
c) hate speech
d) policy proposals
6. Omi and Winant explain that racial projects can occur at various analytical dimensions.
Which of the following is an example of a racial project that is a macro-level social process?
a) microaggressions in everyday interaction
b) discriminatory hiring practices by managers
c) identity formation processes for biracial children
d) policy debates about affirmative action ✓
7. Omi and Winant explain that racial projects can occur at various analytical dimensions.
Which of the following would be an example of a micro-level racial project?
a) microaggressions among students in classrooms
b) discriminatory hiring practices by managers
c) how parents talk to children about race
d) all of these choices ✓
,8. Omi and Winant describe “neoconservative” and “liberal” arguments about public policy to
illustrate that _______________.
a) racial projects are mere matters of rhetoric and have no bearing on people’s lived experience
b) racial projects exist in a definite historical context and are descended from earlier conflicts about
race ✓
c) racial projects represent stable and unchanging partisan views that are disconnected from the
evolving realities of race
d) mainstream political debate is the only place that racial projects take place
Reading 6 What Makes Systemic Racism Systemic by Eduardo Bonilla Silva
1. According to Bonilla-Silva, racialization ______________.
a) is a fixed process
b) only impacts White people
c) works with concrete racial practices ✓
d) is no longer impactful
2. Bonilla-Silva contends that racial action is _____________.
a) limited to overt behavior by individuals
b) limited to covert behavior by individuals
c) active discrimination (such as in housing or the labor market)
d) includes overt behavior, but also more passive or unconscious behaviors ✓
3. What best describes the relationship between race and inequality in our society?
a) Race is a central element of stratification along with gender, class, etc. ✓
b) Race is always the most important element of stratification.
c) Class is always the most important element of stratification.
d) Race is not an element of stratification.
4. The racial structure of society __________________.
a) is solely determined by our laws
b) changes with the historical context ✓
c) stays constant and does not change
d) controls all the individual’s behaviors
5. Which statement best characterizes participation in systemic racism?
a) White people and people of Color participate in the same fashion.
b) People of Color never support systemic racism.
c) People of Color never resist systemic racism.
d) Some White people actively fight against systemic racism. ✓
, Reading 7 Inventing Latinos by Laura E Gomez
1. According to “Inventing Latinos”, racial classification in America exists
to_______________.
a) ensure all people are granted equal opportunities.
b) ensure that all people have the right to express their identity.
c) maintain white supremacy. ✓
d) maintain domination by people of color over Whites.
2. According to “Inventing Latinos”, the Latino category is best described as ______________.
a) Immutable and fixed
b) Fabricated and flexible ✓
c) Meaningless and transitory
d) Liberatory and unquestioned
3. Gomez’s definition of Latinos excludes which group?
a) People who are not American citizens
b) People who migrated from Latin America
c) People who are descendants of migrants from Latin America
d) People who migrated to the U.S. from Spain ✓
4. When did the federal government begin counting Latinos?
a) 1940
b) 1960
c) 1980 ✓
d) 2000
5. The Latino population is growing most rapidly in which region of the U.S.?
a) The South ✓
b) The Northeast
c) The Midwest
d) The Pacific Northwest
6. Conventional wisdom portrays Latinos as _________________.
a) White
b) Raceless
c) A racial group
d) An ethnic group ✓
Reading 8 The First Americans by C Matthew Snipp
12th Edition Healey
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, Test Bank
All Questions with Answers
,Reading 1 Age Race Class and Sex by Audre Lorde
1. According to Lorde, we tend to speak not of human difference, but of human
_______________.
a) aggression
b) frustration
c) similarity
d) deviance ✓
2. Lorde says that _______________ is the most economical art form.
a) painting
b) photography
c) poetry ✓
d) prose
3. What excuses are often used for why literature by women of Color is NOT taught in college
classes?
a) The literature can only be taught by women of Color.
b) The literature is too difficult to understand.
c) The experiences presented are “too different.”
d) All of these choices are correct. ✓
4. According to Lorde, _______________ are tricked into joining the oppressor by believing
they can share power.
a) White women ✓
b) Black women
c) Jewish women
d) Hispanic women
5. In Lorde’s article, she argues that the need for unity is often misrepresented as a need for
_______________.
a) oppression
b) equality
c) homogeneity ✓
d) heterogeneity
Reading 2 Label Us Angry by Jeremiah Torres
1. What hurt Carlos more than the mace or the night he spent in the juvenile detention center?
a) racist labels ✓
b) a police beating
, c) the reactions of his parents
d) his conscience
2. The author believes the police questioned him and Carlos about possible gang membership
because _______________.
a) the police thought the White men who attacked Carlos and his friend might have been in a gang
b) the police saw gang insignias tattooed on the boys’ bodies
c) among the hundreds of thousands of Filipino youth living in Palo Alto at that time, many thousands
were known to be in gangs
d) the police made a racist assumption that young Asian men are likely to be gang members ✓
3. According to the author, what made the incident at the traffic light racist?
a) the angry gestures of the White passenger
b) the fact that the author and his friends were Filipino
c) the use of mace
d) the particular labels the White men used to describe Carlos and his friend ✓
4. The author tried to channel his anger by _______________.
a) writing about it ✓
b) fighting back with violence
c) hating White people
d) dropping out of school and joining a gang
5. After high school Carlos _______________.
a) became a career criminal
b) went to college at Berkeley ✓
c) attacked the White men who had maced him
d) is not discussed in the article
6. From the author’s viewpoint, which “assault with intent to hurt” caused the most lasting
damage to its intended victim?
a) the spraying of mace
b) the hurling of the quarter
c) the use of racial labels ✓
d) the court proceedings
7. What kind of racism does the author identify as most prominent in this story?
a) covert
b) institutionalized
c) overt ✓
d) structural
,Reading 3 It Looks Like a Demon by Hawley and Flint
1. According to Hawley and Flint, _______________ depictions of Black masculinity have been
used to justify state-sanctioned violence against Black men and boys.
a) alternative
b) animalistic ✓
c) anatomical
d) anachronistic
2. According to Hawley and Flint, Black boys and youth become targets of violence because
they are _______________.
a) less mature than their White peers
b) more likely than White peers to own firearms
c) less likely than White peers to be viewed as children ✓
d) more likely than White peers to practice traditional spirituality
3. The author tried to channel his anger by _______________.
a) writing about it ✓
b) fighting back with violence
c) hating White people
d) dropping out of school and joining a gang
4. According to the author, what made the incident at the traffic light racist?
a) the angry gestures of the White passenger
b) the fact that the author and his friends were Filipino
c) the use of mace
d) the particular labels the White men used to describe Carlos and his friend ✓
5. After high school Carlos _______________.
a) became a career criminal
b) went to college at Berkeley ✓
c) attacked the White men who had maced him
d) is not discussed in the article
6. From the author’s viewpoint, which “assault with intent to hurt” caused the most lasting
damage to its intended victim?
a) the spraying of mace
b) the hurling of the quarter
c) the use of racial labels ✓
d) the court proceedings
7. What kind of racism does the author identify as most prominent in this story?
, a) covert
b) institutionalized
c) overt ✓
d) structural
Reading 4 The Persistence of White Nationalism in America by Joe Feagin
1. White nationalism in the United States _______________.
a) is a radically deviant ideology, supported only by a small fringe of extremists
b) was eradicated with the 1960s Civil Rights Act
c) is inconsistent with the “American values” of the nation’s founders
d) is a systemic continuation of a long history of White racism ✓
2. Legally imposed racial discrimination _______________.
a) characterizes over 80% of U.S. history ✓
b) ended when slavery was abolished
c) was never the intent of U.S. founding documents or political institutions
d) only affects Black Americans, not other racial groups
3. Most White Americans today _______________.
a) agree with Black Americans about the extent of racial discrimination
b) hold a dominant racial framing that is consistent with White racist ideologies, even if they don’t
subscribe to extreme hate rhetoric ✓
c) have rejected the racist attitudes that fuel White nationalist hate groups
d) understand the White racist history of the United States and its deep and continuing systemic
effects
4. Contemporary White nationalist groups recruit members and spread racist ideology
through _______________.
a) hate-based internet websites
b) social media
c) video games
d) all of these choices ✓
Reading 5 Racial Formation by Omi and Winant
1. _______________ involves historically situated social projects in which groups are defined
in racial terms and organized within structures of power.
a) Racist propaganda
b) Racial formation ✓
c) Social Darwinism
, d) Equal rights
2. The court case of Susie Phipps, who sued the Louisiana Bureau of Vital Records in 1982 to
change her racial classification, illustrates that _______________.
a) skin color determines race
b) race is a fixed reality that cannot be altered by legal designations
c) the social meanings of race are constantly being transformed by political struggle ✓
d) race is less important now than it was in the past
3. Omi and Winant define race as a concept that signifies and symbolizes _______________ by
referring to _______________.
a) social conflicts and interests; different types of human bodies ✓
b) underlying genetic differences; skin colors
c) cultural identities; immutable physical traits
d) superiority and inferiority; geographic locations of origin
4. According to Omi and Winant, we should think of race as a(n) _______________.
a) fixed and immutable element of human biology
b) illusion we need to overcome
c) element of social structure ✓
d) misconception left over from the past
5. Omi and Winant use the term _______________ to describe how cultural representations
and racial meanings are connected to the racial organization of social structures and
everyday experiences.
a) racial projects ✓
b) populist diatribes
c) hate speech
d) policy proposals
6. Omi and Winant explain that racial projects can occur at various analytical dimensions.
Which of the following is an example of a racial project that is a macro-level social process?
a) microaggressions in everyday interaction
b) discriminatory hiring practices by managers
c) identity formation processes for biracial children
d) policy debates about affirmative action ✓
7. Omi and Winant explain that racial projects can occur at various analytical dimensions.
Which of the following would be an example of a micro-level racial project?
a) microaggressions among students in classrooms
b) discriminatory hiring practices by managers
c) how parents talk to children about race
d) all of these choices ✓
,8. Omi and Winant describe “neoconservative” and “liberal” arguments about public policy to
illustrate that _______________.
a) racial projects are mere matters of rhetoric and have no bearing on people’s lived experience
b) racial projects exist in a definite historical context and are descended from earlier conflicts about
race ✓
c) racial projects represent stable and unchanging partisan views that are disconnected from the
evolving realities of race
d) mainstream political debate is the only place that racial projects take place
Reading 6 What Makes Systemic Racism Systemic by Eduardo Bonilla Silva
1. According to Bonilla-Silva, racialization ______________.
a) is a fixed process
b) only impacts White people
c) works with concrete racial practices ✓
d) is no longer impactful
2. Bonilla-Silva contends that racial action is _____________.
a) limited to overt behavior by individuals
b) limited to covert behavior by individuals
c) active discrimination (such as in housing or the labor market)
d) includes overt behavior, but also more passive or unconscious behaviors ✓
3. What best describes the relationship between race and inequality in our society?
a) Race is a central element of stratification along with gender, class, etc. ✓
b) Race is always the most important element of stratification.
c) Class is always the most important element of stratification.
d) Race is not an element of stratification.
4. The racial structure of society __________________.
a) is solely determined by our laws
b) changes with the historical context ✓
c) stays constant and does not change
d) controls all the individual’s behaviors
5. Which statement best characterizes participation in systemic racism?
a) White people and people of Color participate in the same fashion.
b) People of Color never support systemic racism.
c) People of Color never resist systemic racism.
d) Some White people actively fight against systemic racism. ✓
, Reading 7 Inventing Latinos by Laura E Gomez
1. According to “Inventing Latinos”, racial classification in America exists
to_______________.
a) ensure all people are granted equal opportunities.
b) ensure that all people have the right to express their identity.
c) maintain white supremacy. ✓
d) maintain domination by people of color over Whites.
2. According to “Inventing Latinos”, the Latino category is best described as ______________.
a) Immutable and fixed
b) Fabricated and flexible ✓
c) Meaningless and transitory
d) Liberatory and unquestioned
3. Gomez’s definition of Latinos excludes which group?
a) People who are not American citizens
b) People who migrated from Latin America
c) People who are descendants of migrants from Latin America
d) People who migrated to the U.S. from Spain ✓
4. When did the federal government begin counting Latinos?
a) 1940
b) 1960
c) 1980 ✓
d) 2000
5. The Latino population is growing most rapidly in which region of the U.S.?
a) The South ✓
b) The Northeast
c) The Midwest
d) The Pacific Northwest
6. Conventional wisdom portrays Latinos as _________________.
a) White
b) Raceless
c) A racial group
d) An ethnic group ✓
Reading 8 The First Americans by C Matthew Snipp
