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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13, Looking Things Over (c. 16).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Zora had an "affair" with the President of her school, she called it a _____ affair.
(a) Flawed.
(b) Brief.
(c) Literary.
(d) Pretend.

2. To whom did Leon Walter Young not cow-tow?
(a) Rich people.
(b) Other politicians.
(c) Whites and mulattos.
(d) Mobsters.

3. Because of her race, Zora was always taught not to expect _________.
(a) To have much.
(b) Genrosity.
(c) To have a big wedding.
(d) To get published.

4. What aided Zora's creativity in her life?
(a) Her time with Gilbert and Sullivan.
(b) Her troubled family.
(c) Southern artfulness.
(d) Her great education.

5. How does Zora describe reconnecting with her family after so long?
(a) Overwhelming.
(b) Joyful.
(c) Horrible.
(d) Uncomfortable.

Short Answer Questions

1. The actors viewed the woman's involvement with the theater manager as a _______.

2. Zora was able to make friends at school despite ________.

3. How did the Hurston family view the white man?

4. "Maybe all of us who do not have the good fortune to meet, or meet again in this world, will meet at _______."

5. What did Zora survive in Nassau?

(see the answer key)

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