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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 Sharon ask Pietro to do?
(a) Refuse to talk to the American police.
(b) Come with her to America.
(c) Take a photo of Fonny home to Victoria.
(d) Have Victoria call Hayward.

2. In Section 3, Fonny tells Daniel that there are two things he has that if he loses them, he will be lost. What are those two things?
(a) Tish and Jesus.
(b) Wood and stone, and Tish.
(c) Tish and his family.
(d) Art and religion.

3. What happened to Mrs. Rogers?
(a) She was stabbed.
(b) She was raped.
(c) She had a drug overdose.
(d) She was robbed.

4. What color are Officer Bell's eyes?
(a) Tish does not know.
(b) Green.
(c) Blue.
(d) Brown.

5. Who was Daniel worried about during his time in prison?
(a) His daughter.
(b) His wife.
(c) His brother.
(d) His mother.

Short Answer Questions

1. What physical feature does Daniel tease Tish about in Section 3?

2. What is the date set for Fonny's trial?

3. Where is Mrs. Rogers in Section 3?

4. Who brings Sharon to meet Victoria?

5. Where do Tish and Fonny go, in Section 4, after their run in with Officer Bell?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Fonny and Daniel talk about while Tish is out getting food, in Section Three?

2. How does Joe respond when Fonny tells him he plans to marry Tish, in Section Three?

3. What do Joseph and Frank discuss at their meeting in Section 4?

4. Why does Mr. Hayward need more money from the Rivers in Section Three?

5. What does Hayward tell Sharon and Tish about the Hunt women, in Section Four?

6. Who is Mr. Hayward and how is he described?

7. How does Fonny react when Tish tries to defend him to the police officer in Section Four?

8. How is Fonny doing when Tish visits him in Section Three?

9. What does Tish find out about Mrs. Rogers in Section Three?

10. Who is Levy and how does he respond to Fonny's arrest?

(see the answer keys)

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