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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. In Chapter 5 when Shakur was called for court, how long did she have to sit in the receiving room?
(a) 4 hours.
(b) 2 hours.
(c) 3 hours.
(d) 1 hour.

2. On the street where Evelyn lived in Chapter 8, how many people might live in a one-room apartment?
(a) 5-6.
(b) 7-10.
(c) 3-5.
(d) 1-2.

3. Where was Shakur taken and incarcerated in Chapter 5?
(a) Auburn.
(b) Rikers Island.
(c) Attica.
(d) Fishkill.

4. Where did Shakur move with her mother and sister in Chapter 6?
(a) Harlem.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) Jamaica.
(d) Greenwich Village.

5. What was the gynecologist's name who examined Shakur in Chapter 7?
(a) Andrew Wickman.
(b) Robert Davidson.
(c) Ernest Wyman Garrett.
(d) David Martin Peterson.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much older was Shakur than her sister?

2. Where did Shakur's grandparents operate a restaurant in Chapter 8?

3. In Chapter 9, how long was Shakur left on a mattress on the floor after the birth of her baby?

4. In Chapter 9, when did Shakur say that she was kept in solitary confinement?

5. What did the gynecologist wear when he examined Shakur in Chapter 7?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Shakur get her first office job?

2. In Chapter 6, what was the apartment like where Shakur went the first night she ran away?

3. Why were the women at Riker's Island surprised by Shakur's appearance?

4. In Chapter 1, where did the detectives take Shakur and what did they tell her after her x-rays?

5. How did Shakur describe the Morristown Jail?

6. What did Shakur like to do on the weekends in Chapter 4?

7. How did Joe treat Shakur in Chapter 4?

8. What did Shakur like to do in Evelyn's neighborhood in Chapter 8?

9. In Chapter 2, what type of business did Shakur's grandparents open and where?

10. In Chapter 3, why did Mrs. Butterworth say that Shakur could not come out of her cell?

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