1. After McCall does what the college tells him to do in Chapter 23, McCall ____ a year's tuition.
(a) Pays.
(b) Gets waived.
(c) Borrows.
(d) Wins.

2. In Chapter 18, McCall is able to discover literature relevant to his life and pass the time, when he is in what place?
(a) Visiting professor's class.
(b) Local museum.
(c) Courthouse law library.
(d) Prison library.

3. According to McCall in Chapter 21, who has the men's hormones in turmoil and he hates them for this sexual tension?
(a) A female teacher.
(b) A gay man.
(c) A female nurse.
(d) His ex-girlfriend.

4. By the end of Chapter 29, McCall realizes that it is too much for him to have to keep confronting his ____ so he decides he needs to make a deep change.
(a) Past.
(b) Son.
(c) Parents.
(d) Ex-wife.

5. After McCall and his friends beat the young man in Chapter 1, what does McCall admit he feared for a moment?
(a) Having his parents find out.
(b) Not getting in enough hits.
(c) Being arrested.
(d) That the victim was dead.

Short Answer Questions

1. McCall realizes that he disagrees with the practice of women holding inferior positions in the home so he eventually does what, as noted in Chapter 26?

2. In Chapter 23, McCall is introduced to the fundamentals of what religion?

3. In 1981, McCall graduated with honors from what college?

4. What is McCall's biological father's name?

5. In Chapter 7, what is the name of the young man that fights McCall to "toughen" him up?

(see the answer key)

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