3. What is the Mississippi project designed to register?
(a) Negro police officers
(b) Negro politicians
(c) Negro voters
(d) Negro children

4. What does Anne think the speeches are full of?
(a) Hypocrisy
(b) Contrradictions
(c) Dreams
(d) Nightmares

5. Who turns Anne away?
(a) Uncle George Lee
(b) Grandma Winnie
(c) Emma
(d) Mama

6. Why does Anne's relationship with Keemp end?
(a) She wants to concentrate on her education.
(b) She refuses to marry him.
(c) She refuses to sleep with.
(d) She gets bored with him.

7. Who does Anne fear will come to Canton?
(a) Jim Davis
(b) Henry Ford
(c) Elvis Presley
(d) The Ku Klux Klan

8. Where do Anne's friends take her on her birthday?
(a) A nightclub
(b) A restaurant
(c) A go go club
(d) A hockey game

9. What does Anne learn after she buys the new clothes for the girls?
(a) Her father has had an accident.
(b) The two girls are rich.
(c) The two girls are white.
(d) A shipment of clothes will be arriving.

10. Where does Anne's father take Emma in this chapter?
(a) A fair
(b) A fancy restaurant
(c) Hospital
(d) A workhouse

11. At what store is a sit-in organized?
(a) Woolworths
(b) Radio Shack
(c) Tower Records
(d) Wal-Mart

12. How does Anne encourage blacks to vote?
(a) She produces an anti-racist documentary.
(b) She runs for election herself.
(c) She cries during a speech.
(d) She gives out free cookies and lemonade.

13. In what state does Anne stay overnight in this chapter?
(a) Texas
(b) Tennessee
(c) Colorado
(d) Washington

14. Why is Bob going to Washington?
(a) To perform with his band
(b) To preach
(c) To testify
(d) To march

15. What does Anne hope to earn enough money for in New Orleans?
(a) College
(b) New clothes
(c) Her own business
(d) A basketball