3. In "Veil-Raisers," what did Carver write in his room at night?
(a) Journal entries.
(b) Lesson plans.
(c) Book reviews.
(d) Poems.

4. Where did Jim Hardwick live?
(a) South Carolina.
(b) Georgia.
(c) North Carolina.
(d) Virginia.

5. What was interesting to Carver about the black pilot in "Moton Field"?
(a) It was as high as a black man had been.
(b) It was scary to think he would fall.
(c) It was amazing his skill.
(d) It was a new right.

6. Where did Booker T. Washington die?
(a) The hospital.
(b) His classroom.
(c) His office.
(d) His bed.

7. What did Carver put in someone's pocket in "Driving Mr. Carver"?
(a) A thorny rose.
(b) A burr.
(c) A snake.
(d) A toad.

8. In "Last Talks with Jim Hardwick," what did Carver belive would happen when he died?
(a) He would haunt Tuskegee.
(b) He would go to Heaven.
(c) He would go to another Earth.
(d) He would be reincarnated.

9. Who did Carver pray for when the KKK marched against the Tuskegee hospital?
(a) The reporters.
(b) His friend in the Klan.
(c) The black veterans.
(d) The black doctors.

10. In "Veil-Raisers," who did Booker t. Washington write notes to?
(a) All of these.
(b) Philanthropists.
(c) Faculty members.
(d) Family members.

11. What is the "Arachis Hypogaea"?
(a) A shrub.
(b) A tree.
(c) A vine.
(d) A flower.

12. What did Carver say WWI taught him in "House of Ways and Means"?
(a) To be respectful.
(b) To accept criticism.
(c) To be kind to allies.
(d) To go without dessert.

13. Who was "My Beloved Friend" written to?
(a) Hardwick.
(b) Ford.
(c) Washington.
(d) Carver.

14. In "Professor Carver's Bible Class" how did the students view God?
(a) As a black man.
(b) As a changing deity.
(c) As a dreamy mist person.
(d) As a white man.

15. When did "The Lace-Maker" do the sewing?
(a) Thursday.
(b) Every night.
(c) Saturday.
(d) Sunday.