2. How did the police deal with the black farmer when he threatened them?
(a) They beat him.
(b) They shot him.
(c) They arrested him.
(d) They set their dogs on him.

3. Who does Abbott identify as the two Communist superpowers?
(a) Cuba and North Korea.
(b) India and Pakistan.
(c) China and the Soviet Union.
(d) Iraq and Britain.

4. What is the name of the Red and Black's protagonist?
(a) Mercault.
(b) Julien Sorel.
(c) Tom Ripley.
(d) Gordon Smith.

5. What does Abbott say he uses heroin for?
(a) To cure homesickness.
(b) To forget time.
(c) Emotional security.
(d) A substitute for sex.

6. What does Abbott think Gilmore is attracted to?
(a) The underworld.
(b) The death sentence.
(c) Fame.
(d) The afterlife.

7. Which author does Abbott reference in this section?
(a) Fyodor Dostoevsky.
(b) Alexander Pushkin.
(c) Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
(d) Leo Tolstoy.

8. What did the restaurant do with the young man's food?
(a) Put it in a dog's bowl.
(b) Dropped it in his lap.
(c) Served it cold.
(d) Put it in a paper bag.

9. Who does Abbott believe killed Blackie?
(a) Guards.
(b) God.
(c) The angels.
(d) A fellow inmate.

10. What does Abbott say guilt is a matter of?
(a) The mind.
(b) The heart.
(c) The state.
(d) Society.

11. Which country does Abbott say he admires?
(a) Russia.
(b) China.
(c) Britain.
(d) Cuba.

12. What two people have to work together for the Communist revolution to work?
(a) The upperclass and the workingclass.
(b) The peasant and the worker.
(c) The non-whites and the whites.
(d) The middleclass and the peasants.

13. What drug does Abbott call therapeutic?
(a) Heroin.
(b) Cocaine.
(c) MDMA.
(d) Cannabis.

14. What does Abbott think it would be more humane to do to a criminal who commits violent acts?
(a) Chain him up in his own house.
(b) Torture him.
(c) Put him into confinemnet.
(d) Brainwash him.

15. What does Abbott question about Gilmore?
(a) His intelligence.
(b) His upbringing.
(c) His sense of timing.
(d) His sanity.