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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 Daniel say the white man has to be, in Section 3?
(a) The Savior.
(b) The Devil.
(c) KKK members.
(d) Confused.
2. What thought makes Tish cry in Hayward's office in Section 3?
(a) Patience.
(b) Loss.
(c) Time.
(d) Suffering.
3. What does Fonny tell Tish after his run in with Officer Bell in Section 4?
(a) "You have to get a gun."
(b) "We're leaving New York City."
(c) "Let's have a baby."
(d) "Don't ever try to protect me again."
4. What is Sharon's first impression of Puerto Rico?
(a) It has an unusual smell.
(b) Everyone appears to be related to one another.
(c) The heat is more than she can handle.
(d) She is overwhelmed by the colors.
5. Who does Hayward manage to see in Section 4?
(a) Officer Bell.
(b) Mrs. Hunt.
(c) The D.A.'s office.
(d) Daniel.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was Daniel worried about during his time in prison?
2. Where do Tish and Fonny go, in Section 4, after their run in with Officer Bell?
3. What happened to Mrs. Rogers?
4. What does Hayward suspect about Daniel after visiting him in jail?
5. Who is Galileo Santini?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Levy and how does he respond to Fonny's arrest?
2. How does the entire Rivers family chip in to help take care of Tish and cover Fonny's legal bills?
3. What does Tish dream in Section Three?
4. What does Hayward learn about Daniel when he is finally able to visit him in jail in Section Four?
5. What does Fonny do when he drops Tish off at her home in Section Three?
6. What do Sharon and Pietro talk about in Section Four?
7. How are Joseph and Frank physically described in Section Four?
8. What does Hayward tell Sharon and Tish about the Hunt women, in Section Four?
9. How does Tish describe Hayward's office in Section Three?
10. How does Tish describe her commute to work in Section Three?
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