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

2. Which of the following represents the narrator's philosophy?
(a) The light reveals all things
(b) Truth is destined to come forth
(c) The light reveals the truth
(d) The truth is the light and the light is the truth

3. What does Trueblood's story suggest about the white men at the jail house?
(a) They didn't believe his story.
(b) They were horrified by his story and tried to get him to move.
(c) They were angry and kept him in town as an example of how not to behave.
(d) They secretly enjoyed hearing his story.

4. What is Trueblood's explanation of the rape of his daughter?
(a) His wife forced him into it.
(b) He confused his wife with his daughter because they were all in the same bed.
(c) His daughter dliberately seduced him.
(d) He acted in a dream and didn't know what he was doing.

5. How did the narrator get invited to participate in the Battle Royal?
(a) He thought it was part of the award.
(b) He happened to be at the hotel to give a speech to white men.
(c) The people who arranged the speech planned to include him.
(d) He volunteered because it looked interesting.