2. What does Beaugosse do when it is suggested he take part in the delegation to meet with Dejean?
(a) He doesn't hear the suggestion.
(b) He says he has to think about it.
(c) He resigns from the union.
(d) He says he is proud to help.

3. In "Chapter 3", how many workers are killed in the battle?
(a) Four.
(b) Five.
(c) Six.
(d) Seven.

4. How many siblings does Strike have?
(a) Eight.
(b) Seven.
(c) Six.
(d) Nine.

5. In "Chapter 11", what do Penda and Maimouna discuss?
(a) If children are saints.
(b) If women are warriors.
(c) If people are sinners.
(d) If men are dogs.

6. In "Chapter 6", where is Beaugosse when he argues about the strike?
(a) Ramatoulaye's house.
(b) Union offices.
(c) Management offices.
(d) The marketplace.

7. What makes Ramatoulaye consider apologizing to the other women in "Chapter 9"?
(a) Seeing a dead body.
(b) Balza asking her to.
(c) Getting arrested.
(d) Starting a fire.

8. Why does Sounkare visit friends in "Chapter 10"?
(a) To rally support for the strike.
(b) To gossip.
(c) To look for someone.
(d) To find food.

9. What does Tiemoko do when he realizes Diara returned to work?
(a) He had Diara exiled.
(b) He took Diara to trial.
(c) He replaced Diara's job.
(d) He tried to return to work, too.

10. What does Bakary do when the men arrive to strike in "Chapter 2"?
(a) He watches them.
(b) He encourages them.
(c) He tells them to leave.
(d) He reports them.

11. Why does Ramatoulaye threaten to kill her brother's pet?
(a) He won't buy clothes for her.
(b) He won't speak to her on the street.
(c) He won't help her get food.
(d) He won't give her a job.

12. How many deputies visit with Dejean in "Chapter 3"?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

13. What is Sounkare's job?
(a) Janitor.
(b) Office worker.
(c) Head watchman.
(d) Train mechanic.

14. Where does N'Deye Touti go after leaving the police in "Chapter 9"?
(a) To her mother's house.
(b) To Beaugosse's office.
(c) To the compound.
(d) To the river.

15. Why does Dejean want to start a rival union?
(a) To make more money.
(b) To try to feel equal.
(c) To try to end the strike.
(d) To have a new job.