1. According to the chapter, which of the following is not true of Proposition 187, passed
in California in 1994?
A Denied undocumented immigrants a public school
. education
B Denied medical assistance
.
C Denied right to emergency care at hospitals
.
D Was later ruled to be unconstitutional
.
QUE S TION 2
1. Counselors need to understand that reluctance to ____________ in immigrants initial
social service contact may be based upon ____________.
A self-disclose; financial ability
.
B make eye contact; imperialism
.
C self-disclose; cultural factors
.
D complete paperwork; family
. structure
QUE S TION 3
1. In terms of time orientation, American Indians and Alaskan Natives are much more
oriented toward:
A The future
.
B The present
.
C The past
.
D Time does not
. exist
QUE S TION 4
1. Some negative stereotypes of Arab Americans include:
A Prone to violence
.
B Terrorists
.
C Convenience store
. clerks
D All of the above.
, .
QUE S TION 5
1. The author warns readers not the “blame the victim” when an ethnic minority
experiences strong feelings related to racial issues because:
A The person is most likely misdirecting feelings toward White supremacy onto
. White people.
B These reactions are likely the result of cumulative years of prejudice and
. discrimination.
C People of color are not capable of discrimination and bias.
.
D Both A and B.
.
QUE S TION 6
1. Naturalized citizens are:
A Foreign nationals who have become citizens of the United States
.
B Foreign nationals who were born in the U.S. and have “right of return”
.
C U.S. citizens by natural birthright
.
D Domestic nationals who have become U.S. citizens due to their residence in the U.S.
. for 10 years or more
QUE S TION 7
1. Which of the following is true of Islam?
A Islam is one of the fastest growing religions in the U.S.
.
B All Arabs are by definition Muslim (majority but not all).
.
C Shiites make up about 90% of Muslims (10%).
.
D Almsgiving is considered a sign of unspiritual concern with worldly problems (a
. sign of devotion).
QUE S TION 8
1. The reasons so many American Indian/Alaska Native populations endured
extermination and assimilation efforts is:
A Spirituality and respect for the land
.
B Respect for traditional values and extended family
. networks
C Allegiance to the family, community and tribe and
. respect for elders