1. Why did Alexandra remain standing while other "black ghettoes" (201) were razed?
(a) The white people allowed Alexandra to remain standing as an act of charity.
(b) Alexandra was on a piece of holy ground that white people chose to respect.
(c) The residents of Alexandra fought off the white suburbanites.
(d) The land in Alexandra had been sold to black tenants before doing so was made illegal.

2. How did Abel respond when the author told him what happened under the mulberry tree?
(a) He hunted down the boys who beat the author and he beat up their ring leader.
(b) He bought the author a new toy to cheer him up.
(c) He laughed at the author.
(d) He told the author to go defend himself.

3. What happened between the author and the pack of colored boys under the mulberry tree in Eden Park?
(a) They shared their berries with him.
(b) They ate his berries right in front of him.
(c) They made him help them burn down the tree.
(d) They called him "Bushman" and pelted him with berries.

4. In the foreword to "Go Hitler!," the author says that the historical education offered in South Africa is similar to what other country?
(a) America.
(b) England.
(c) Germany.
(d) Australia.

5. Why could the author not ask Maylene out right away for Valentine's Day?
(a) He was afraid of her boyfriend.
(b) He had to learn how to speak her native tongue.
(c) He had to relay the message through her friends first.
(d) He wanted to ask in the form of a poem and had trouble rhyming with "Maylene."