3. Who moves quickly on his promise to support a civil rights bill?
(a) President Johnson.
(b) President Obama.
(c) President Bush.
(d) President Clinton.

4. Who is Harry Belaftone?
(a) A chef.
(b) An actor.
(c) A baker.
(d) A singer.

5. Why does Dr. King file a request for a federal injunction?
(a) He does not file a request for a federal injunction.
(b) To provide safety for the protesters.
(c) To protect himself.
(d) To protect Lewis.

6. What is the state of SNCC when Lewis returns home from his travels abroad?
(a) It is the same as before.
(b) It is thriving.
(c) It is falling apart.
(d) It is doing slightly better.

7. Why are Lewis's colleagues upset about his March on Washington speech?
(a) He uses Communist language.
(b) They are not upset with him.
(c) He uses swear words.
(d) They disagree with his message.

8. Who finds the bodies of Michael Shwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney?
(a) The FBI.
(b) Firemen.
(c) The National Guard.
(d) The police.

9. What does Lewis tell Andrew at the end of Book Three?
(a) They have to tell the story.
(b) They should think about telling the story.
(c) They should not tell the story.
(d) They do not have to tell the story.

10. Where are the bodies of Michael Shwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney eventually found?
(a) In the river.
(b) In the woods.
(c) In the ocean.
(d) The bodies are never found.

11. Where does Lewis travel abroad to with SNCC?
(a) Africa.
(b) Asia.
(c) Iceland.
(d) Europe.

12. Who is James Reeb?
(a) A minister who is killed by Klansmen.
(b) An actor.
(c) A teacher killed in a car crash.
(d) A policeman.

13. What does SNCC not want Lewis to participate in on their behalf?
(a) The March on Washington.
(b) The Birmingham march.
(c) The march in Boston.
(d) The Selma to Montgomery march.

14. When is the last time Lewis sees Malcolm X alive?
(a) In Africa.
(b) In New York.
(c) At the White House.
(d) In Europe.

15. What year was the Civil Rights Act signed into law?
(a) 1965.
(b) 1964.
(c) 1970.
(d) 1967.