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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. About what does Jack realize she is talking?
(a) His last fight, which ended badly.
(b) How he looks when he is sad.
(c) The face he makes when he is concentrating.
(d) How he looks when he is sunburned.

2. What does Coates do regarding Sir William's attempts to keep order?
(a) He ignores them.
(b) He listens to them.
(c) He complains about them.
(d) He is worried by them.

3. What do the marchers and black people begin to do?
(a) The marchers begin to preach and the black people begin to become angry.
(b) The marchers begin to become angry and the black people begin to laugh and taunt them.
(c) The marchers begin to laugh and the black people begin to become angry.
(d) The marchers become silent and the black people become nervous.

4. What does Dixon say about the black population at large?
(a) It is becoming aggressive.
(b) It is close to becoming economically and socially powerful.
(c) It is somewhat powerful.
(d) It is dwindling and becoming weakened.

5. What is a barker shouting into a megaphone?
(a) A message about the Savior.
(b) An invitation for the crowd to enter Jack's home.
(c) He is telling the people to go home.
(d) An invitation to the people of Chicago to the cafe's opening.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Jack is finally allowed to speak, for what does he apologize?

2. Does Fred think the White Hope would go for a fixed fight?

3. What does Dixon suggest if Jack were to come back to America, take on this fighter, and deliberately lose?

4. As Tick shouts directions and questions, Jack shouts back comments and answers. Why does Jack stop?

5. Knowing Jack is involved with a white girl is going to do what?

(see the answer key)

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