1. What does this man say about those black people who want success on white men's terms?
(a) White men's terms are the best.
(b) They are smart to do that.
(c) Everyone should succeed on white men's terms.
(d) It is another form of slavery.

2. Pop knows that most people seem indignant about this kind of plotting, but then suggests they reconsider their indignation when?
(a) They are out walking alone one night.
(b) It suits them.
(c) They are in need of money.
(d) They lose their jobs.

3. When does Pop speak to the audience?
(a) In a short aside.
(b) In a long soliloquy.
(c) In a long aside.
(d) In a short soliloquy.

4. Why are fight promoter Pop Weaver, Cap'n Dan, and Fred watching film of a fighter?
(a) They all hope Jack can learn how to beat this man.
(b) They all believe he could be the next White Hope.
(c) They all believe Jack could beat him.
(d) They want Brady to get some new moves.

5. Why does Tick tell Ellie to stick around?
(a) Jack is much happier when she's near.
(b) She should see Jack in action.
(c) Jack wants to show off for her.
(d) He finds Ellie attractive.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Fred think about fixed fights?says the new White Hope can beat Jack fair and square, and he also says that he doesn't believe in fixed fights.

2. What does a witness named Bratby explain?

3. What does Ellie sleepily imagine?

4. What is the press calling the fight?

5. When does Goldie say the fight is scheduled?

(see the answer key)

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