2. How does Griffin decide to react if anyone asks him who he is during his journey?
(a) He will use a consistent pseudonym.
(b) He will answer with is real name.
(c) He will answer with a different false name each time.
(d) He will answer in another language.

3. In what year was Black Like Me originally published?
(a) 1960.
(b) 1970.
(c) 1950.
(d) 1980.

4. After his transformation, where does Griffin's first encounter with a white man take place?
(a) A restaurant.
(b) A streetcar.
(c) On the bus.
(d) In the street.

5. At the end of the first section of the book, how does Griffin's commentary change?
(a) He writes about others' experiences, not his own.
(b) It is taken from personal experiences.
(c) It is an objective point of view.
(d) He speaks from a white man's perspective.

6. Besides Sterling, with whom does Griffin eat lunch at the shoeshine stand?
(a) The black widow.
(b) George Levitan.
(c) Sterling's brother.
(d) Sterling's friend Joe.

7. What state is the author, John Howard Griffin, from?
(a) Alabama.
(b) Georgia.
(c) Mississippi.
(d) Texas.

8. After lunch with Sterling, where is the first place Griffin visits?
(a) A hotel.
(b) The post office.
(c) A church.
(d) The YMCA.

9. Which authorities does Griffin decide to notify initially about his project?
(a) The Marines.
(b) The State Police.
(c) The CIA.
(d) The FBI.

10. What street does Griffin travel to first, after he finds a bathroom to use?
(a) Canal Street.
(b) Carrollton Avenue.
(c) Bourbon Street.
(d) Magazine Street.

11. How does Griffin's interaction on the way to dinner in the second section of the book affect him?
(a) He wants to be left alone.
(b) He realizes he does not know how to fight.
(c) He is afraid his identity will be revealed.
(d) He is worried because he does not have a driver's license.

12. What emotion does Griffin have at the end of the second section of the book?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Curiosity.
(c) Confusion.
(d) Fear.

13. During Griffin's first encounter with a white man, how does the white man act toward Griffin?
(a) He asks Griffin where he is from.
(b) He spits on Griffin's feet.
(c) He looks at Griffin strangely.
(d) He completely ignores Griffin.

14. After Griffin speaks to the white man in the third section of the book, how does Griffin feel physically?
(a) Clumsy.
(b) Strong.
(c) Fatigued.
(d) Energized.

15. What necessity does one black man help Griffin find, immediately after his transformation?
(a) Shoes.
(b) A job.
(c) A hotel.
(d) New clothes.