2. What is Bam having trouble believing about the chief in Section 8?
(a) That the chief would kill his own people to save himself.
(b) That the chief would kill his own people to save his power.
(c) That the chief would kill his own people to save whites.
(d) That the chief would kill whites to save blacks.

3. In Section 6, what does Victor note some Africans are, unlike July?
(a) Horrible.
(b) Humble.
(c) Pleasant.
(d) Cocky.

4. Why is July’s mother angry in Section 6?
(a) She hates the children.
(b) She wants her hut back.
(c) She hates Martha.
(d) She hates July.

5. Who is the first man the Smalls meet on their way to the chief?
(a) Headman for the chief.
(b) The mayor.
(c) The chief.
(d) A police officer.

6. How does July feel about Maureen working with the women of his village in Section 7?
(a) He is indifferent to it.
(b) He claims she is too pretty to work.
(c) He doesn’t like it.
(d) He is fine with it.

7. What is a gumbagumba?
(a) A type of gun.
(b) A type of car.
(c) Travelling entertainment.
(d) An animal.

8. What are the chief’s final words to the Smalls in Section 8?
(a) He asks them to leave.
(b) He asks them to give up their car.
(c) He asks them to stay with him and fight.
(d) He will come learn how to shoot the gun.

9. What do Daniel and July do when they see the chief in Section 8?
(a) Sing.
(b) Drop to their knees.
(c) Laugh.
(d) Shake his hand.

10. What does Maureen begin doing with her time in Section 7?
(a) She begins writing a novel.
(b) She begins plotting her escape.
(c) She begins gathering food like the other women.
(d) She takes photographs.

11. What does Martha reveal Daniel has been telling her?
(a) They will need to move.
(b) They will be killed.
(c) They will be hurt.
(d) They will be better after the revolution.

12. In Section 10, who do the Smalls first think of in the theft of an object from their hut?
(a) Victor.
(b) Gina.
(c) July.
(d) Royce.

13. What does Maureen understand in Section 10 during their argument, although July speaks in his own language?
(a) That he loves her.
(b) That he resents her.
(c) That he wants her to leave.
(d) That he loves the children.

14. What does Maureen realize she doesn’t have to worry about anymore in Section 9?
(a) July, as he has now taken control.
(b) Herself, as she no longer cares about anything.
(c) Her children, as they have learned to care for themselves.
(d) Her husband, as he has learned to care for himself.

15. By Section 8, who has joined the forces from Africa?
(a) Cubans.
(b) Americans.
(c) Chinese.
(d) Europeans.