3. What doe Malcolm see outside the Harvard University window?
(a) The hospital his mother into which his mother was admitted.
(b) An apartment he robbed
(c) A pile of used syringes
(d) His old car

4. According to Malcolm, what have blacks been brainwashed to worship?
(a) White women
(b) A white man getting fat on a black man's work
(c) A blonde, blue-eyed man
(d) A white, bearded nothing

5. Who edits Malcolm's autobiography?
(a) James Baldwin
(b) Alex Haley
(c) Elmore Leonard
(d) Richard Wright

6. To shich country's racism does Malcolm compare America?
(a) Israel
(b) Germany
(c) Saudi Arabia
(d) India

7. What continent does Malcolm visit after his pilgrimage?
(a) Africa
(b) Europe
(c) Oceania
(d) South America

8. What is the name of the Saudi ambassador?
(a) Abdul Kayum
(b) Mr. Shawarbi
(c) Adbar Rhman
(d) Jedda

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

10. Which Greek myth does Malcolm recall in this chapter?
(a) Echo
(b) Icarus
(c) Hercules
(d) Herse

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

12. What does Malcolm claim are the positive aspects of the Nation of Islam?
(a) Making the white people look at themselves
(b) Reforming criminals and drug users
(c) Getting attention for the poor black community
(d) Opening communications between blacks and whites

13. Who writes the final chapter?
(a) Jesse Jackson
(b) Richard Wright
(c) Alex Haley
(d) Martin Luther King

14. With what other Afro-American organization does Malcolm claim to have differences?
(a) The Free Sudan Organization
(b) The Black Panthers
(c) Afro American feminist movement
(d) The Civil Rights movement

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