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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the Sheriff doing?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Answering questions to the FBI agent.
(c) Filling out an arrest warrent for Sue.
(d) Questioning Johnny-Boy.

2. Where does Booker say the Sheriff is?
(a) In the FBI office.
(b) In the woods.
(c) Back at the station.
(d) Dead.

3. What is Sue going to do?
(a) Make certain the names Booker has does not get to the Sheriff.
(b) Kill the Sheriff.
(c) Nothing; she is too injured.
(d) Kill herself.

4. Who interrupts Sue's thoughts?
(a) Booker.
(b) The Sheriff.
(c) Reva.
(d) The dog.

5. What does Johnny ask of his mother, Sue?
(a) To give the names to the Sheriff.
(b) To kill him.
(c) To leave.
(d) To pray for him.

6. What does Sue's friend want to know?
(a) Where Booker went.
(b) Where Johnny-Boy is.
(c) What happened to Sue.
(d) Where the Sheriff is.

7. Of what is Sue fairly sure?
(a) Her son will now be spared.
(b) Her friends will all be killed.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Her son will be killed.

8. Who is Booker?
(a) Sue's youngest son.
(b) An FBI agent.
(c) A neighbor.
(d) One of the newest party members.

9. What is ironic about Sue's encounter with Booker versus that with the Sheriff?
(a) She trusts a layman rather than the law.
(b) She is weak in the encounter with Booker.
(c) Nothing.
(d) She is just as strong-willed in both encounters.

10. What does Sue hide inside the sheet?
(a) The gun.
(b) The papers.
(c) The pitchfork.
(d) The garlic.

11. Where does one of the men take Sue?
(a) Home.
(b) To the Sheriff.
(c) To the ambulance.
(d) To the jail.

12. Who do the men decide to kill?
(a) Johnny-Boy and then Sue.
(b) Just Johnny-Boy.
(c) No one.
(d) Just Sue.

13. What proves to be too much for Sue?
(a) The burned stew.
(b) Reva's exuberance.
(c) Sue's head wound.
(d) The Sheriff's arrival.

14. What does Sue's friend do?
(a) Cleans Sue's wounds.
(b) Tells Sue the latest news about the Sheriff's activities.
(c) Asks to borrow a gun.
(d) Weeps.

15. The beating of Sue is an example of racism. What is racism?
(a) The belief in God's favor to humankind over other species.
(b) The knowledge that some races are genetically better than others.
(c) The belief in the superioity of one race over another.
(d) The belief in the genetic value of all races.

Short Answer Questions

1. About what is Sue certain?

2. What does Sue not trust Booker?

3. What does Sue almost do?

4. When is the meeting scheduled?

5. How does Reva respond to Sue's comment about Johnny-Boy?

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