2. Which of the following does Abbott say whites use to prove they are superior?
(a) Reaction tests.
(b) Speech tests.
(c) Physiological tests.
(d) Intelligence tests.

3. What does Abbot say the author has unwittingly portrayed Sorel as?
(a) A homosexual.
(b) A bisexual.
(c) A God.
(d) An evil entity.

4. What is the title of the novel Abbott talks about in this section?
(a) The Red and the Black.
(b) The Stranger.
(c) Strangers on a Train.
(d) The Immoralist.

5. Whose writings does Abbott say he supports?
(a) Mao's.
(b) Lenin's.
(c) Stalin's.
(d) Trotsky's.

6. When did Blackie seize four guards as hostages?
(a) During a strike.
(b) During a riot.
(c) During solitary confinement.
(d) During an attempted escape.

7. What does Abbott call the problems his pen pal suffers from?
(a) Petty.
(b) Horriffic.
(c) Boring.
(d) Pathetic.

8. What does Abbott think it would be more humane to do to a criminal who commits violent acts?
(a) Torture him.
(b) Brainwash him.
(c) Put him into confinemnet.
(d) Chain him up in his own house.

9. What political system does Abbott want to see overthrown?
(a) Socialism.
(b) Capitalism.
(c) Communism.
(d) Capitalism.

10. What is the name of the prison system Solzyhenitsyn exposed?
(a) Bent.
(b) Viddy.
(c) Mluvim.
(d) Gulag.

11. What does Abbott say drugs are his antidote to?
(a) Himself.
(b) The devil.
(c) The pigs.
(d) God.

12. Where does Abbott say he wishes for instability?
(a) The Middle East.
(b) North Africa.
(c) Southeast Asia.
(d) Europe.

13. Which author does Abbott reference in this section?
(a) Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
(b) Alexander Pushkin.
(c) Leo Tolstoy.
(d) Fyodor Dostoevsky.

14. What does Abbott consider Solzhenitsyn to be?
(a) A capitalist pig.
(b) A prisoner of war.
(c) A great writer.
(d) A traitor to his people.

15. What does Abbott say happens to men's hearts in prison?
(a) They rot.
(b) They burst.
(c) They blacken.
(d) They shrivel.