2. The author needed something urgent at the end of the chapter, The Block and Beyond, Pages 109-131. What did he need?
(a) To say his final goodbyes.
(b) To use the facilities.
(c) To see his father.
(d) To see his mother.

3. On Fifth Avenue, the author found something he was surprised by. What was it?
(a) A painting of his grandparents.
(b) A painting of a nude woman.
(c) A painting of his mother.
(d) A painting of his home country.

4. Where were political rival meetings held?
(a) Pitkin Street.
(b) Underground.
(c) The drugstore.
(d) The vegetarian restaurant.

5. How did the author feel it meant to be a Jew?
(a) Their very existance was questioned.
(b) They were superior to the other religions.
(c) They were free in their part of town.
(d) They were the most choice of people.

6. Who did the shacks on Livonia Avenue start filling up with during the depression?
(a) Irish immigrants.
(b) Communists.
(c) Negroes.
(d) Jobless union workers.

7. During the second year of The Great Depression, how long had it been since the author's father had work?
(a) Nine months.
(b) Three years.
(c) Nine weeks.
(d) Two weeks.

8. Why did the author daydream of Mrs. Solovey?
(a) She hypnotized him.
(b) He secretly loved her.
(c) She had a mysterious life.
(d) He couldn't get past the scar on her face.

9. Why did the author listen to the singers?
(a) He preferred singers over instruments.
(b) He liked to see the blonde girl in the choir sing.
(c) He liked to hear the different parts of the music.
(d) He liked to hear the echoes of voices against the brick.

10. What hadn't the author learned yet when he had the discussion in a foreign language with Mrs. Solovey?
(a) Irregular verbs.
(b) Equatives.
(c) Reular verbs.
(d) Conjugated verbs.

11. Finish this sentence. " The Socialist Party is _______."
(a) The Second Party of Communism.
(b) The Third Party of Capitolism.
(c) The Lord's Chosen Way.
(d) The Right Hand of the Devil.

12. What time frame did the author always imagine himself walking through New York in?
(a) The 1900's.
(b) The 1880's.
(c) The 1850's.
(d) The 1890's.

13. What did Mrs. Solovey's coffin look like?
(a) It was black and plain.
(b) It was wrapped in a Star of David flag.
(c) It was ornately carved.
(d) It was a plain wooden box.

14. When the author played handball, was it for fun?
(a) He felt it was fun because he felt like he could escape when he played.
(b) When he practiced, it was for fun. When he played, it was for money.
(c) No.
(d) Yes.

15. What had the author's final paper been about?
(a) His relationship with his mother.
(b) Mrs. Solovey's suicide.
(c) A violin.
(d) His Socialist party friends.