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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When does Pop speak to the audience?
(a) In a long soliloquy.
(b) In a short aside.
(c) In a short soliloquy.
(d) In a long aside.

2. Why does Ellie say that she will go along with anything?
(a) She is in the mood for some excitement.
(b) If it will make Jack more successful.
(c) If it will encourage others to forget about race.
(d) If it will make her famous.

3. What is the press calling the fight?
(a) The one to watch.
(b) The fight of the century.
(c) The fight to end all fights.
(d) The best fight.

4. What is a barker shouting into a megaphone?
(a) An invitation for the crowd to enter Jack's home.
(b) An invitation to the people of Chicago to the cafe's opening.
(c) He is telling the people to go home.
(d) A message about the Savior.

5. Dixon and five white men burst in and, after a scuffle, arrest Jack for what?
(a) Violating the Jim Crow laws.
(b) Violating his parole.
(c) Violating the Mann Act.
(d) Violating the custody agreement.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Jack handle the intensity of this protest?

2. What does Coates prompt Bratby to reveal?

3. Why do the marchers leave?

4. What does Dixon suggest if Jack were to come back to America, take on this fighter, and deliberately lose?

5. Cap'n Dan says he doesn't like it. What does he argue?

(see the answer key)

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