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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 Dr. Crookman study and gain his expertise?
(a) Spain.
(b) Germany.
(c) Poland.
(d) England.
2. Who is a former Numbers runner and is now an important player in Black-No-More Inc.?
(a) Bunny Brown.
(b) Chuck Foster.
(c) Hank Johnson.
(d) Sybil Smith.
3. Who is the central character of "Black No More"?
(a) Reverend Henry Givens.
(b) Max Disher.
(c) Bunny Brown.
(d) Dr. Junius Crookman.
4. Who runs the The National Social Equality League?
(a) Santop Licorice.
(b) Walter Williams.
(c) Dr. Joseph Bonds.
(d) Dr. Shakespeare Agamemnon Beard.
5. By what does Bunny recognize Max in Chapter 2?
(a) His voice.
(b) His hat.
(c) His smile.
(d) His ears.
Short Answer Questions
1. For what paper does the reporter work who waits for Max in his cab outside the sanitarium in Chapter 2?
2. For how long has Matthew been editor at the local paper in Chapter 6?
3. When was the second Ku Klux Klan established?
4. Where do Bunny and Max meet in the beginning of Chapter 1?
5. What white supremacist group is run by Reverend Henry Givens?
Short Essay Questions
1. What complication arises for Max once the news article is released in Chapter 2?
2. How is a dichotomy illustrated in Matthew in Chapter 6?
3. Why does Max sell his story to the press after his procedure?
4. Why do the leaders of the National Social Equality League call a conference in Chapter 5?
5. Why is anger developing in the South over Black-No-More Inc. in Chapter 3?
6. How is the black community changing in Chapter 5?
7. What conversation does Max have with Bunny in the end of Chapter 2? What is indicated by it?
8. How does Max go about approaching the beautiful woman in Chapter 1? What is her response?
9. What does Max ask Dr. Crookman in Chapter 1? How does the chapter end?
10. Who is Reverend Givens? How does Matthew introduce himself to this man?
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