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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 22.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Bledsoe tell the narrator to go?
(a) New York
(b) to Mr. Norton
(c) back to the Golden Day for the name of the doctor
(d) back to the dormatory

2. What is most unusual about the narrator's residence?
(a) It is filled with over 1300 light bulbs
(b) It is free
(c) It is in a basement
(d) It is a white apartment house

3. How is the narrator's invisibility related to his residence?
(a) The white residents simply ignore him.
(b) He lives in a building for whites and uses their electricity because they cannot conceive of his presence.
(c) He is able to come and go without being noticed.
(d) The whites allow him to stay there because they consider him unimportant.

4. Where does Brother Jack send the narrator at the end of the meeting?
(a) Back to addressing the woman questions
(b) Back to Brother Hambro for more indoctrination sessions
(c) to meet with Westrum
(d) Back to his apartment at the men's center

5. How does the narrator portray himself at the end of Chapter 22?
(a) As proud and defiant
(b) As confused and frustrated
(c) As determined and bold
(d) As humbled and obedient

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what does the vet accuse Mr. Norton?

2. Of what do the men in the bar in Chapter 20 accuse the narrator?

3. How does the narrator excuse his lack of responsibility?

4. What does Trueblood's story suggest about the white men at the jail house?

5. What surprising development does the narrator experience when he attends a committee meeting?

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