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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Chapters 19 - 26).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the title of the song Bri sings in Chapter Eight?
(a) Supreme.
(b) Fight Me.
(c) On the Come Up.
(d) Frontin.
2. Which teacher of Bri's congratulates her on the success of her song?
(a) Mrs. Johnson.
(b) Mrs. Murray.
(c) Mrs. Iverson.
(d) Mr. Reid.
3. In Chapter Eleven, what does Malik tell Bri he has been involved in that surprises her?
(a) He and Shana have gotten engaged.
(b) He and Shana have formed a black and Latinx student coalition.
(c) He and Shana have joined the NAACP.
(d) He and Shana have started a local Black Lives Matter group.
4. In Chapter Twenty, how does Malik suggest that Bri release the video of her and Long and Tate on her own terms?
(a) Malik can run Bri's song On the Come Up over the images in the video so people can understand what her song is really about.
(b) Malik can have a professional producer work on the video for her.
(c) Malik can teach Bri how to edit video herself so she can control the content.
(d) Malik can mix in clips from other videos to make a point about what happened to Bri.
5. In Chapter Twenty-One, what does the person who robs Bri at gunpoint say about her father?
(a) That her father called himself King of the Garden and was disrespectful.
(b) That his music was terrible.
(c) That he should never have had kids.
(d) That he always deserved to be in jail.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter Fourteen, who has to move to the backseat of the car so Bri can sit in the front on her ride home from The Ring?
2. In Chapter Nineteen, who starts a petition to get Bri's song taken down from Dat Cloud?
3. Which local rapper does Bri hear recently sealed a million-dollar recording deal in Chapter Two?
4. In Chapter Twenty-Four, what does the superintendent of Bri's school say to her that really means something to Bri?
5. In Chapter Twenty-One, who robs Bri at gunpoint?
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