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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Sue kill?
(a) Her son.
(b) The Sheriff.
(c) Booker.
(d) The Sheriff and Booker.

2. How does Sue feel when she and Booker are done?
(a) That she has been tricked by Booker.
(b) That she is going to die.
(c) That she is going to be arrested.
(d) That Booker is going to kill her.

3. In this chapter, several things are foreshadowed, a term that means...?
(a) Giving false clues to throw off the reader.
(b) The repeating of words of the same consonent.
(c) Something that gives a hint of something to come.
(d) When the sun goes behind a really large cloud.

4. What are they planing to do to Johnny-Boy?
(a) Dump his body in the river.
(b) Kill him after he gives them what he wants.
(c) Send him to the prison labor camp.
(d) Break his legs.

5. What does the Sheriff tell Sue?
(a) She can't have her son's body.
(b) That she won't need the sheet because her son is going to prison not dying.
(c) She is next after her son is dead.
(d) He's glad she's come to her senses.

6. What does Sue do before she leaves?
(a) Goes to the barn.
(b) Goes to the basement.
(c) Goes out to the garden.
(d) Goes to Johnny-Boy's room.

7. What does Sue need to do?
(a) Get to the hospital.
(b) Get to her son and save him.
(c) Inform other comrades to avoid the meeting.
(d) Go lie down.

8. What does Sue tell the men the reason is for her being there?
(a) She wants to get her son to confess.
(b) She has come to retrieve her son.
(c) She wants to look the Sheriff in the eyes.
(d) She wants to say goodbye to her son.

9. What does Sue say when Reva asks if Johnny-Boy came home?
(a) That he had not.
(b) That he had.
(c) That he decided he could not come home ever again.
(d) That he was on his way now.

10. How does Sue clarify her intentions?
(a) By shooting the Sheriff.
(b) She doesn't need to clarify anything.
(c) By repeating herself everytime she is asked.
(d) By saying the sheet is to wrap his body.

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

12. How does one man suggest she can save her son?
(a) To have him tell the Sheriff the names.
(b) To kill her son first.
(c) To tell the Sheriff the names.
(d) To kill the Sheriff first.

13. Who does Sue want to reach before Booker?
(a) The other communist cell members.
(b) Johnny-Boy.
(c) The Sheriff.
(d) Her other son.

14. How does Sue feel about accepting Booker's help?
(a) Sullen since he is a communist.
(b) Sullen since he is white.
(c) Reluctant.
(d) Willing.

15. What is one thing Sue thinks about doing?
(a) Searching for Johnny-Boy in the woods.
(b) Just going to bed and forgetting it all.
(c) Killing herself.
(d) Making Reva leave town.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sue not trust Booker?

2. What probably sustains Sue?

3. What does Sue want after she and Reva have talked awhile?

4. What does Sue have to remain strong?

5. What does Sue almost do?

(see the answer keys)

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