1. The term “African American Vernacular English” carries what meaning?
(a) English as commonly spoken by Africans in America.
(b) English as commonly spoken by African Americans outside formal settings.
(c) African languages as commonly spoken by Americans in England.
(d) English as commonly spoken by African Americans in formal settings.

2. The term “allyship” carries what meaning?
(a) An active process of continually working to be in better solidarity with a marginalized group.
(b) An active process of continually working to be in better solidarity with a dominant group.
(c) A fixed identity of being in solidarity with a marginalized group.
(d) An active process of completing work to be in better solidarity with a marginalized group.

3. The term “fetishizing” carries what meaning?
(a) Reducing to an inauthentic idea and insulting that idea.
(b) Reducing to a traditional idea and praising that idea.
(c) Reducing to an authentic idea and praising that idea.
(d) Reducing to an inauthentic idea and praising that idea.

4. What does Saad list as her own reasons to continue the work outlined in the book?
(a) Commitment to truth, justice, and the American way.
(b) Commitment to love, truth, and being a good ancestor.
(c) Commitment to finding a good time.
(d) Commitment to overthrowing British society.

5. The acronym BIWOC carries what meaning?
(a) Birds, Insects, and Worms of Commendation.
(b) Battered, Indigent, and Women of Concern.
(c) Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color.
(d) Broken and Injured Workers in Communications.