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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What does Sue tell her friend?
(a) That Johnny-Boy has been arrested.
(b) Nothing.
(c) That Booker is contacting party members.
(d) That the Sheriff is arresting her other son.

3. 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.

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

5. 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 belief in the superioity of one race over another.
(c) The belief in the genetic value of all races.
(d) The knowledge that some races are genetically better than others.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Sue huddle?

2. What prevents Sue from killing anyone else after the first shot(s)?

3. What does Sue retrieve there?

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

5. How long does she contemplate things?

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