2. Ron tells the reader that his contact in the FBI was rather prone to use what literary device in his everyday speech?
(a) Hyperbole.
(b) Sarcasm.
(c) Onomatopoeia.
(d) Personification.

3. What type of group is the group known as People for the Betterment of People?
(a) A legal aid group.
(b) A white supremacist group.
(c) An anti-KKK group.
(d) A political party.

4. For what reason did Ken feel compelled to cancel the showing of The Birth of a Nation?
(a) Because Fred Wilkens could not attend.
(b) Because Ron could not attend.
(c) Because David Duke could not attend.
(d) Because Sergeant Trapp could not attend.

5. What did Ron immediately request from Sergeant Trapp following the KKK meeting at Ken's house?
(a) A raise.
(b) Another undercover agent.
(c) A set of surveillance instruments.
(d) A leave of absence.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was NOT an excuse used by Ken in trying to explain the low number of KKK attendees at the People for the Betterment of People march in his interviews with the media?

2. What words did Ken use to describe the event of a cross burning to Ron?

3. Where was Ron when Chuck was getting into the KKK contact's truck purportedly to be taken to Ken?

4. What title did Fred Wilkens hold within the KKK?

5. Ron observed that when a white person used the n-word, it was a way of claiming what kind of power?

(see the answer key)

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