2. What are the only two punishments of the Party?
(a) Hard labor and fines.
(b) Physical punishment and solitary confinement.
(c) Lecture and punishment.
(d) Reprimand and expulsion.

3. Who does Jim claim is his reason for wanting to join the Party?
(a) His mother.
(b) His father.
(c) Harry.
(d) No one.

4. What does Jim decline to which Mac responds that Jim has no vices?
(a) Cash.
(b) A beer.
(c) A smoke.
(d) A gun.

5. How does Dan feel about the group of strikers and union about to form?
(a) Positive.
(b) Does not care.
(c) Negative.
(d) Neutral.

6. Why does Harry make a point of taking the paper with him when he takes Jim to the house?
(a) The cops go through the place regularly.
(b) He does not want anyone stealing his ideas.
(c) He does not want Jim to read it.
(d) Someone will take the paper if he does not.

7. What does Mac lament doing after the men who try to steal their paper leave?
(a) Bluffing to the men.
(b) Not trying to get the men to join the Party.
(c) Soap-boxing to Jim.
(d) Not fighting the men.

8. At the end of Chapter 2, what does Mac make a speech about that explains why his mother's house was set on fire?
(a) He was followed to his home one night.
(b) She was housing Party members.
(c) He made a speech about people starving.
(d) She was discovered to be related to Mac.

9. Why do Harry and Jim decide that using Jim's real name will not be detrimental to Jim's relatives?
(a) Jim does not have any living relatives.
(b) Jim's name is common.
(c) They absolve all names once inducted into the Party.
(d) Identity is nonexistent within the Party.

10. How will Mac get early warning that the scabs have arrived in town?
(a) He has microphones on the train.
(b) He keeps a cell phone on him.
(c) His people check employment agencies.
(d) He has spies on the train.

11. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Mac warn will happen if Anderson's farm is touched at all?
(a) The men will gain more power.
(b) The whole valley will burn.
(c) The men will lose faith.
(d) The Party will dissolve.

12. What does Mac admit to Jim after delivering Lisa's baby?
(a) He was scared out of his mind.
(b) He did not know what he was doing.
(c) He never worked in a hospital.
(d) He saw how to deliver a baby once on TV.

13. What does the orchard superintendent threaten to do if London does not comply?
(a) Banish them from the city.
(b) Jail them for life.
(c) Kill them.
(d) Blacklist them all.

14. What does the orchard superintendent offer London in return for doing what he asks?
(a) A political position.
(b) A hefty severance sum.
(c) A steady job.
(d) Immunity.

15. What does Jim report to the checker as the cause of the anger among strikers?
(a) Can of bad fish.
(b) A sack of rotten apples.
(c) Unfair wages.
(d) Unsanitary conditions.