1. How did Bigger say he was feeling at the end of his final conversation with Max?
(a) He said, "Pray for my soul."
(b) He said, "I'm all right."
(c) He said, "I did good."
(d) He said, "I'll be back."

2. What does Max say is possible if the wealthy don't begin to understand what they are doing to the Negros in America?
(a) Another civil war
(b) An uprising
(c) Another world war
(d) There will eventually be more Negros and they will use their vote to change things.

3. Bigger and Jack stay for the second movie. What is it about?
(a) Black Americans
(b) Native African's hunting in the jungle
(c) Naked native Africans dancing to drums.
(d) Multi-cultural dances

4. After Bigger leaves Bessie and returns to the Dalton's house what does Peggy tell him to do and why?
(a) She tells him to take the day off because everyone is too worried about Mary to need his services that day.
(b) Go to the train station and find out what has happened to Mary's trunk.
(c) Go the the train station and pick up Mary's trunk because no one claimed it.
(d) To take the trunk to the attic because the Dalton's will start worrying about Mary if they see it.

5. As Bigger tells his fabricated story about the previous evening to Mr. Dalton and Britten, what is he feeling?
(a) Worried they will find something in his story that doesn't ring true.
(b) Afraid they won't believe him and that he'll be under suspicion.
(c) So proud of his story he thinks of becoming a fiction writer.
(d) Like he is the one in control because he is telling them what he wants them to believe.