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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 14.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the narrator notice about the whites in the city?
(a) They appear to be making fun of him.
(b) They are rude to him.
(c) The hardly seem to notice him.
(d) They are very nice to him.

2. What kind of speeches has the narrator given from the stage in the chapel?
(a) Speeches that expressed his frustration in cultural symbolism.
(b) Genuine speeches that expressed how he felt.
(c) Speeches that flattered the whites.
(d) Phony speeches with notes supplied by white men.

3. What is the real purpose of the Reverend's speech?
(a) To indoctrinate the students regarding the religion of the college.
(b) To help the students understand how important the college is to the black community.
(c) To create a sense of awe in relation to Dr. Bledsoe
(d) To help the students appreciate the Founder's real sacrifice

4. For whom does the Brotherhood claim to work?
(a) Those of their own party
(b) all people
(c) White people
(d) Black people

5. Why is the narrator unable to see Mr. Bates?
(a) Mr. Bates is too busy to be seen.
(b) There are no jobs in Mr. Bates' department
(c) The secretary will not admit him.
(d) Mr. Bates is not in.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is ironic about Trueblood's situation?

2. How does the narrator describe the students as they enter the chapel?

3. Where does the road in the college town ultimately lead?

4. Why is the narrator initially concerned about finding work as soon as possible?

5. What is Trueblood's explanation of the rape of his daughter?

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