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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is William hoping to meet Billy?
(a) Houston.
(b) South Carolina.
(c) Harper's farm.
(d) Chicago.
2. Which of the following is true about the narrator's father?
(a) He is abusive and violent.
(b) He spoils the narrator.
(c) He throws tantrums.
(d) He loves dancing and Northern pretentious.
3. Who is the narrator in this story?
(a) Mrs. Boswell.
(b) Gweneth.
(c) Gloria's husband.
(d) Gloria.
4. What does Dewey insist Willis must do?
(a) Go and find the police.
(b) Kill Slick.
(c) Leave immediately.
(d) Declare his loyalty.
5. What does Butler believe shaping the hair of boys does for them?
(a) Works to help him stay current.
(b) Shapes their lives.
(c) Helps the community stay together.
(d) Allows for racial harmony.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Butler's wife advise him to do?
2. Where does Leon get the impression that Gweneth likes to hear boys blow their own horns?
3. Where does the scar go that is on the woman in the waiting room?
4. What part of the scar does the woman hope can be fixed?
5. What is the only thing Billy wants from William when he visits him at the farm?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Willis confused about in regards to joining the Henry Street guys?
2. What kind of person is Billy?
3. What complaint does Butler have about young blacks?
4. Describe Red Bone and what she tells the woman about Billy.
5. What does William feel obliged to do for Billy and why does he feel obliged to do it?
6. What information about Mrs. Farragot's history does Milford have?
7. What does Winfield say he was doing until he saw Mrs. Farragot run out of her house?
8. What happens when Billy tries to buy an orange soda at a general store in South Carolina?
9. Describe the scar on the woman that fascinates the narrator.
10. What happens when Willis Davis tries to join the Henry Street guys?
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