State terrorism is a form of __________.

State terrorism is a form of __________.
 
  a. counterterrorism so as to engage terrorists on an equal footing
  b. terrorism that violates the same laws and conventions asstateless and state-sponsored terrorists
  c. terrorism in which prisoners are abused, such as those at Abu Ghraib
  d. warfare conducted by terrorist states such as the former Libya

Question 2

Given what you know about gender differences in educational attainment, which of the following scenarios is most likely?
 
  a. Jane is more likely than Bob to earn her bachelor's degree.
  b. Bob is more likely than Jane to earn his PhD.
  c. Jane is more likely than Bob to earn her PhD.
  d. Bob is more likely to attend a two-year college than Jane.

Question 3

Why were guerrilla warfare and acts of terrorism rare in history?
 
  a. States typically observed rules of engagement on a battlefield.
  b. The modern media did not exist yet.
  c. People had a morality that prevented them from committing terrorist acts.
  d. The ability to inflict mass-destruction is a modern invention.

Question 4

Liz and Rachel were inseparable childhood friends but drifted apart after high school. Liz took a couple of community college classes, and Rachel earned a bachelor's degree.
 
  Considering only the extent of their postsecondary educational attainment, which of the following future outcomes seems most plausible for Liz and Rachel?
  a. Liz has one child. Rachel has three children.
  b. Liz regularly volunteers to build houses for Habitat for Humanity. Rachel's job and family leave her little time for volunteering.
  c. Liz suffers from more illnesses throughout her life than does Rachel.
  d. Rachel and Liz both marry college graduates.

Question 5

An act of terrorism can be performed by __________.
 
  a. onlyguerrilla groups
  b. only nation states
  c. any entity, whether a state, group, or individual
  d. onlyrevolutionary forces

Question 6

Emigration and immigration policies refer to sets of rules and regulations established by countries with regards to __________.
 
  a. currency transfers
  b. foreign exchange
  c. the movement of people across borders
  d. the movement of people and goods across borders

Question 7

A __________ is a document authorizing a foreign-born person to enter a country, either permanently or temporarily.
 
  a. migration contract
  b. passport
  c. transit application
  d. visa