2. A man in Chapter 4 claims he knew a man like the one who was dunked in the river. He claims he did not die. What happened to him?
(a) He mussed on the spricket.
(b) He was uglied away.
(c) He had the pretty stained on.
(d) He ate the holy lemon.

3. In Mathilda Mosley's story, woman asks God for ____________.
(a) Keys.
(b) Gold.
(c) Clothes.
(d) A harp.

4. Who is Ellis?
(a) A priest.
(b) Hurston's friend's husband.
(c) A baker.
(d) The sheriff.

5. Why did the boss dock the workers' pay after the boiler explosion?
(a) The mill closed.
(b) They were up in the air.
(c) They caused the explosion.
(d) The money burned in the fire.

6. How does Mr. Pitts plan to demonstrate his feelings towards Hurston?
(a) He will cook his own breakfast.
(b) He will ignore her.
(c) He will take her to Paris.
(d) He will wash her car.

7. What is Joe Wiley's story about in chapter 5?
(a) Two thieves.
(b) A farm.
(c) A hitchhiker.
(d) Two slaves.

8. Who is invited to a "toe party" in Chapter 1?
(a) May.
(b) Ellis.
(c) June.
(d) Hurston.

9. Why was the first slave not punished for cussing out the master in Chapter 5?
(a) He used proper grammar.
(b) He didn't do it to his face.
(c) He did it in English.
(d) He did it in Spanish.

10. In Chapter 4, the men tell stories about bosses. What are the bosses like?
(a) Funny.
(b) Mean.
(c) Annoying.
(d) Nice.

11. What is the only part of the body women reveal at a "toe party"?
(a) A tongue.
(b) A foot.
(c) A finger.
(d) A toe.

12. What part of the animal did John grab a hold of in Chapter 4?
(a) The ear.
(b) The mane.
(c) The paw.
(d) The tail.

13. Which two people does Hurston say supply enough stories for one book?
(a) George and Jan.
(b) Suzy and Leo.
(c) Charlie and George.
(d) Sweet Pea and Linus.

14. When does a "toe party" really start to get wild?
(a) At 9 p.m.
(b) When the band starts playing.
(c) When the people from Eatonville arrive.
(d) After appetizers.

15. Whom does Hurston plan to stay with in town?
(a) Her friend.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her sister.