1. When did Richard Daley prepare for speeches he gave to civic organizations?
(a) Over dinners with his wife.
(b) During weekends when he did not work.
(c) During free time he had over the week before he gave his speech.
(d) On his way to the speech.

2. If Chicagoans were disagreeable when they raised complaints to the city, how did Richard Daley regard their complaint?
(a) He would send the complaint to the appropriate committee.
(b) He would take extra care to see their complaint was answered.
(c) He tried not to get involved as the situation could become politically challenging.
(d) He would see to it that their situation got worse than when they registered their complaint.

3. What role did Joe McDonough play in shaping Richard Daley's political career?
(a) He rented a room to Daley so he could get to work on time.
(b) He chose Daley as his Chief of Staff.
(c) He introduced Daley to his wife.
(d) He taught Daley the ins and outs of Chicago's political machine.

4. What would happen to ward committeemen if they did not deliver votes on election day?
(a) He would end up, "sleeping with the fishes."
(b) The Democratic Party poured more campaign funds in his area for the next election.
(c) They lost their position with the Cook County Democratic Central Committee.
(d) Their precinct lost funding for projects he requested.

5. What was the first stop that Richard Daley made everyday?
(a) Chicago City Hall.
(b) St. Peter's for Daily Mass.
(c) A local coffee shop for a doughnut.
(d) A convenience store for a newspaper and a cup of coffee.