2. What does Cleaver think Blacks cannot afford to do?
(a) Push too quickly
(b) Kill whites
(c) Give up their homes
(d) Speak too loudly

3. What does Cleaver think Lyndon Johnson fears?
(a) The black revolution
(b) Youth
(c) The elder generation
(d) The truth

4. What did Cleaver feel when he called Axelrod a bitch?
(a) Shame
(b) Jealousy
(c) Emptiness
(d) Excitement

5. What does Cleaver say a black man was willing to do for his white master?
(a) Pick cotton all day
(b) Die
(c) Destroy his own race
(d) Give up his woman

6. What have the upper class foregone physical strength for?
(a) Love
(b) Position in society
(c) Mental strength
(d) Sin

7. What does Cleaver say he used to call women?
(a) Slutt
(b) Slave
(c) Whore
(d) Bitch

8. What does Cleaver call the leader of a society?
(a) Godhead
(b) Phillip
(c) Mr. President
(d) Omnipotent

9. How did the man's friend kill himself?
(a) Shooting himself
(b) Bashing his head against the wall
(c) Put his head in a gas oven
(d) Jumping from a bridge

10. What does the man say he said to the traffic cop many times?
(a) Pardon me
(b) I am nothing
(c) Yes, sir
(d) Sorry

11. Who does Cleaver write letters to in this chapter?
(a) Lauren Hill
(b) Beverly Axelrod
(c) Malcolm X
(d) President Kennedy

12. What problem does Cleaver say the blacks have?
(a) White people
(b) Motivation
(c) Goals
(d) Unity

13. What does Cleaver say the American public sees South Vietnam as?
(a) Anti-capitalists
(b) Freedom-hating Communists
(c) Cute and quaint
(d) Peace-loving Democrats

14. Who do the blacks direct their anger towards?
(a) The police
(b) The hippies
(c) The government
(d) The military

15. What city is Watts in?
(a) Los Angeles
(b) Seattle
(c) New York
(d) San Francisco