3. Why does Elijah Muhammad stop speaking for the organization?
(a) He falls ill
(b) His son dies
(c) He is too busy
(d) Malcolm is more charismatic

4. What is Malcolm surprised about when he visits Cairo?
(a) It is full of whites
(b) It is modern
(c) There are Christians
(d) It is poor

5. Why is Malcolm so upset that Muhammad has been engaging in immoral activities?
(a) They need a spiritually strong leader
(b) He now must tell the police
(c) It involves his wife
(d) Malcolm could not join in

6. In what year does this chapter open?
(a) 1967
(b) 1962
(c) 1964
(d) 1961

7. What is Malcolm's argument against the Civil Rights movement
(a) Racism is a human issue, not a civil rights issue.
(b) They need to strive for their own identity
(c) Islam is the black religion
(d) They have to knock things down. not tap on them

8. What does Haley say he tried to be when he wrote Malcolm's autobiography?
(a) A dispassionate chronicler
(b) A passionate chronicler
(c) An observer of his life
(d) Funny

9. With which old friend does Malcolm reunite in Boston?
(a) Ralph
(b) Shorty
(c) Sophia
(d) Sammy

10. Which city did Malcolm move to after his release from prison?
(a) Seattle
(b) Chicago
(c) New York
(d) Detroit

11. What is the name of Elijah's son?
(a) Jackie
(b) Wallace
(c) Norbert
(d) Davis

12. Who does Malcolm say has been suspended from the Nation of Islam?
(a) Sammy
(b) Ella
(c) Reginald
(d) Shorty

13. What does Malcolm tell Muhammad he is discontented with about the Nation of Islam?
(a) Their treatment of women
(b) Their hypocrisy
(c) Their treatment of whites
(d) The recruiting process

14. Who did Malcolm always credit in his press conferences?
(a) Reginald
(b) Elijah Muhammed
(c) His mother
(d) Allah

15. What does Haley provide an overview of in this chapter?
(a) The entire book
(b) The nation of Islam
(c) Events surrounding Malcolm's death
(d) The difficulties in writing an autobiography