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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Angela Davis meet her friends in Europe before going to Helsinki?
(a) St. Petersburg.
(b) London.
(c) Glasgow.
(d) Paris.

2. How old was Angela Davis when the Civil Rights movement began?
(a) Entering kindergarten.
(b) Entering college.
(c) Entering high school.
(d) Entering grade school.

3. What was Angela Davis's personality like in school?
(a) She was bookish and shy.
(b) She always stepped into confrontations.
(c) She was aloof and solitary.
(d) She was dabbling in different occupational tracks.

4. When did Angela Davis and her companion plan to leave their location?
(a) At noon.
(b) At midnight.
(c) At dark.
(d) At dawn.

5. When did the situation that brought Angela Davis to the circumstances that open the book begin?
(a) Three months earlier.
(b) Six months earlier.
(c) Two days earlier.
(d) Two years earlier.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why didn't Angela Davis join the communist movement at her college?

2. How did Angela Davis travel to high school?

3. Where did Angela Davis steal from as a child?

4. Whom did Angela Davis try to free from the police?

5. What was Angela Davis's reason for traveling to Helsinki?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Angela Davis's experience at the Helsinki festival.

2. Describe Angela Davis's arrival at college.

3. With whom did Angela Davis hide while she was running from the police?

4. What was Angela Davis's reaction to Malcolm X?

5. What did Angela Davis study in high school?

6. Describe Angela Davis's relationship with her fellow prisoners.

7. Describe Angela Davis's trip from New York to Helsinki.

8. Describe Angela Davis's childhood experience of racism.

9. What did Angela Davis's teachers tell her about hard work, and what was Davis's response to them?

10. Describe Angela Davis's high school.

(see the answer keys)

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