1. What does Lefty do while working on the assembly line at Ford that angers some of the other workers?
(a) He eats only traditional Greek foods for lunch.
(b) He brags about his well-to-do brother in law.
(c) He speeds up his work which forces the other workers to have to work more quickly.
(d) He takes English classes at the Ford language school.

2. What concerns Milton about Lefty's business practices at the Zebra Room?
(a) Milton believes it is immoral for Lefty to sell alcohol in the Zebra Room.
(b) Milton does not understand why Lefty is paying for three insurance policies on the building.
(c) Milton is concerned about Lefty's dealings with bootleggers.
(d) Milton worries that the Zebra Room will be broken into because it is in a bad neighborhood.

3. What does the narrator say makes him/her "the most famous hermaphrodite in history"?
(a) S/he lived as a girl but had the body of a boy.
(b) S/he has the brain of a boy, but was raised as a girl.
(c) S/he went to the doctor to have a sex change operation.
(d) S/he was studied by Dr. Luce.

4. What condition must Desdemona meet to be hired by the Temple No. 1?
(a) She must prove that she is capable of raising silk worms.
(b) She must convince them that she had black ancestors.
(c) She must demonstrate that she knows how to weave silk into fabric.
(d) She must pledge allegiance to their religious leader, Minister Fard.

5. Why does Chapter Eleven become interested in current events and politics?
(a) He hopes to run for political office in the future.
(b) He is interested in and identifies with President Nixon.
(c) He plans to study political science at the University of Michigan.
(d) He is 18 and now eligible to be drafted into the military.