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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III, Chapters 30 through 34.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Besides rumbles between gangs, another common occurrence is fighting whom, according to McCall?
(a) Parents.
(b) Whites.
(c) Cops.
(d) Teachers.
2. In Chapter 17, McCall is taken to this place and McCall notes that how you enter this place says a lot about you; what is this place?
(a) Jail.
(b) New School.
(c) Military.
(d) New assignment.
3. Besides McCall's brothers, stepfather and mother, who else lives with the family when they move into their new housing development home?
(a) Debbie.
(b) J.L.
(c) Bampoose.
(d) Liz.
4. In Chapter 2, readers discover that many feel the new housing development for blacks was created not to provide equal housing but for what?
(a) Confine blacks to a specific neighborhood.
(b) Boost the political image of supporting politicians.
(c) Provide new homes for blacks.
(d) Use contaminated land no one else wanted to develop.
5. When the family arrives at their new home in 1964, McCall's stepfather works full-time and does lawn work part-time to support the family, after retiring from where?
(a) The Coast Guard.
(b) The Army.
(c) The Air Force.
(d) The Navy.
Short Answer Questions
1. As McCall describes his feelings about his assignments in Chapter 29, he reveals that these people are not objective but have feelings and opinions about everything.
2. In Chapter 18, McCall is able to discover literature relevant to his life and pass the time, when he is in what place?
3. In Chapter 14, McCall considers that he got a light sentence for shooting a man because the man's life was worth so little and because McCall did so well in what?
4. In Part I of the book, McCall reveals that the reason he starts to steal is not for anything he needs but rather for what?
5. As noted in Chapter 32, what is the name of the detective with whom McCall bonds?
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