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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. What does Cameron promise?
(a) To not call the cops.
(b) To forget the man ever came.
(c) Not to let the matter rest.
(d) Not to allow this man to speak to him again.

2. Why do the marchers leave?
(a) The police forcefully remove them.
(b) They see they are not getting the reaction they had planned..
(c) They are afraid of Jack.
(d) They become bored.

3. About what are Goldie and Tick concerned?
(a) Jack calling Ellie his fiance.
(b) Jack being so optimistic.
(c) Jack being able to beat Brady.
(d) Jack's mood swings.

4. How much prison time does Cameron tell Jack he could face?
(a) Six months to one year.
(b) One to three years.
(c) Ten to fifteen years.
(d) Five to ten years.

5. What does a Deacon tell Jack?
(a) They are all going to be praying for him and that he is fighting for all of them.
(b) Fighting is a sin.
(c) He should not fight.
(d) He must fight for himself and God.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Ellie sleepily imagine?

2. How do Cap'n Dan and Fred respond to Brady's confession?

3. Where are several things are going on, such as a dice game, bets on the outcome of the fight, and a performer in blackface performing for a group of fans unable to get into the arena itself?

4. Who is the first of several witnesses to object to Jack's presence in England?

5. What does Brady confess?

Short Essay Questions

1. What takes place when the protesters arrive?

2. How do Fred and Cap'n Dan react to Dixon's plan?

3. What does one reporter say about Brady being the White Hope?

4. What is the final decision on Dixon's plan?

5. How does the fight end?

6. What is a complaint by one of the witnesses?

7. How is Brady convinced to fight this match?

8. How does the play begin?

9. What is Jack's sentence? How do Mrs. Jefferson and Clara react?

10. How does Goldie respond when he sees Ellie?

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