2. What do parents often ask Sellers?
(a) How he was able to move away from Denmark.
(b) How he got interested in politics.
(c) How he was able to do things at such a young age.
(d) How he was able to become governor.

3. What does Sellers say the GOP is sometimes referred to as nowadays?
(a) Great Other Party.
(b) Good Old Party.
(c) God's Other Party.
(d) God's Only Party.

4. Who was Sellers's fiance formerly married to?
(a) James Jobson.
(b) Vince Carter.
(c) LeBron James.
(d) Kobe Bryant.

5. What was the only food Sellers had where he lived during the summer as a junior in college?
(a) Ramen.
(b) Pasta.
(c) Potatoes.
(d) Tomatoes.

6. What had Sellers helped to build in Bambery County?
(a) A school.
(b) A library.
(c) A prison.
(d) A set of houses.

7. What does Sellers say politics is all about at its core?
(a) Power.
(b) Money.
(c) Building personal relationships.
(d) Pretension.

8. What does Sellers think anxiety is grounded in for many Black males?
(a) Pressure.
(b) Educational disparity.
(c) Self-directed anger and rage.
(d) Poverty.

9. What did Darrell Jackson tell Sellers when he announced his campaign in 2005?
(a) He told Sellers to run for school board and get his name out first.
(b) He told Sellers he did not have enough money to run.
(c) He told Sellers he needed to graduate first before running.
(d) He told Sellers he was one hundred percent supportive.

10. Who was Sellers's fundraiser in his 2014 campaign?
(a) Jill Fletcher.
(b) Mamie Davis.
(c) James Dordry.
(d) John Rhodes.

11. Why was Samuel L. Jackson expelled from Morehouse?
(a) Drinking too much.
(b) Getting arrested too many times.
(c) Locking up the school's trustees in a building for two days.
(d) Protesting in ways the college did not like.

12. Why does Sellers think leadership is an interesting word?
(a) It has Greek origins.
(b) There is no clear definition.
(c) It is a relatively new word.
(d) No one ever uses it correctly.

13. Which of the following did Sellers view as critical to his candidacy in 2005?
(a) Calling people to ask for their vote.
(b) Flags.
(c) Knocking on doors.
(d) Yard signs.

14. Where was the last stop on Sellers's 2014 campaign?
(a) Harstrom County.
(b) Lancaster County.
(c) Rake County.
(d) Denmark County.

15. What was one reason Sellers thought Rhoad was vulnerable in the campaign he ran against him?
(a) He was white in a predominantly African American district.
(b) He was not very popular with female voters.
(c) He had been widely criticized for his lack of concern about unemployment benefits.
(d) He was known for not being dependable.