1. In Book Two as Bigger rides the streetcar, what is his only regret?
(a) That he had to work.
(b) That he hadn't planned the murder so he could have gotten more money and felt more successful.
(c) That he ever got mixed up with the Dalton's in the first place.
(d) That Mary's body didn't fit in the furnace. He hated all the blood when he cut off her head.

2. Where is Mary Dalton expected to go on the day after Bigger is hired by her father?
(a) University
(b) Detroit
(c) To a communist rally
(d) To a union meeting

3. What does the State's Attorney Buckley get Bigger to do?
(a) Pray for forgiveness
(b) Eat
(c) Sign a confession
(d) Admit he is sorry

4. What happens when Bigger's mother sees the Daltons standing in the back of Bigger's cell?
(a) She wraps her arms around them and prays for their loss.
(b) She falls to her knees and begs them for her son's life and offers to work for them the rest of her life if they help him.
(c) She tells them how sorry she is that her son did such a horrific thing to their daughter.
(d) She offers to spend the rest of her days making it up to them for what Bigger did.

5. While hidden Bigger reads a newspaper about the search for him. Why do the authorities still think Jan Erlone is the mastermind behind the entire murder and ransom?
(a) Because Jan Erlone is a communist and they hate communists.
(b) Because coming up with such a detailed plan would be beyond the Negro mind.
(c) Because Mr. Dalton really liked Bigger and wanted to help him.
(d) Because Jan Erlone refused to be released and has signed a confession.