1. What is political and social climate of Detroit in this chapter?
(a) There is racial harmony between blacks and whites.
(b) The federal government has taken over control of the city.
(c) There is racial conflict between black and whites.
(d) Poor economics have forced several local businesses to close.

2. Why does Jimmy Fioretos call to wake Milton early one morning?
(a) Race riots have begun in the city near the Zebra Room.
(b) Jimmy wants Milton to help him protect his business.
(c) The Zebra Room has caught on fire.
(d) The Zebra Room has been broken into.

3. How does Callie become a first hand witness to the burning of the diner?
(a) She rides her bike to the Zebra Room to help her father.
(b) She sees news footage of the diner catching fire on t.v.
(c) Milton tells Callie the story of the fire when he arrives home from the diner.
(d) Tessie drives the family to the Zebra Room to help Milton.

4. What does Lefty teach Desdemona to help her pass the English literacy test required for entry into America?
(a) A Bible passage forbidding incest.
(b) Passages from the Greek Bible.
(c) English phrases.
(d) A Bible passage about eunuchs.

5. In "Opa!", why is Milton suddenly around the house more than at the diner?
(a) Business is bad so Milton closes the restaurant several days a week.
(b) Milton has sold the Zebra Room to a new owner.
(c) Milton wants to help care for his father, Lefty, after his stroke.
(d) The bank has foreclosed on the diner.