2. Who does Richard say he is more interested in than the church elder's words?
(a) Coca cola
(b) Fighting
(c) The elder's train set
(d) The elder's wife

3. What can Richard now do with his class mates?
(a) Play football
(b) Eat lunch
(c) Tease girls
(d) Fight

4. What is the only day of the week that Richard could realistically work on?
(a) Saturday
(b) Sunday
(c) Friday
(d) Wednesday

5. What does Richard tell the woman he wants to be?
(a) A lawyer
(b) A scientist
(c) A writer
(d) A doctor

6. Where are the newspaper's printed?
(a) Chicago
(b) San Francisco
(c) New York
(d) Los Angeles

7. What does Richard threaten Addie with at home?
(a) A tomahawk
(b) A gun
(c) A knife
(d) An ax

8. Why does Granny refuse to pay for Richard's school books?
(a) They are sinful
(b) They are too fun
(c) They are too expensive
(d) They are too worldly

9. What part of Arkansas does Maggie live in?
(a) Elaine
(b) Jennifer
(c) Moscow
(d) Pope

10. Who does Richard associate hunger with?
(a) His father
(b) His grandma
(c) White people
(d) His mother

11. What does Richard reason that an honest living would lead to?
(a) A prolonged stay in the South
(b) Boredom
(c) Marriage and children
(d) Oppression

12. Where does the piece of glass cut Richard?
(a) On the neck
(b) On the back of his knee
(c) On the nose
(d) Behind the ear

13. Why does Ella have to stop work?
(a) She is ill
(b) She has won the lottery
(c) She is pregnant
(d) She wants to spend more time with her children

14. Who does Granny inform that Richard has seen an angel?
(a) Addie
(b) A radio station
(c) Her congregation
(d) Richard's mother

15. Why does Richard's boss fire him?
(a) He thinks he steals money
(b) He is always late
(c) He does not like his silent disapproval
(d) He is always reading