3. What do Hirohito and his mother bring to Delphine and her sisters in "I Birthed a Nation"?
(a) Food.
(b) Flyers.
(c) A television.
(d) A radio.

4. Who killed Bobby Hutton?
(a) Eldridge Cleaver.
(b) The Oakland police.
(c) The Los Angeles police.
(d) The Sacramento police.

5. What does Cecile tell Vonetta about the poem she plans to recite at the rally in "Itsy Bitsy Spider"?
(a) That is it too long.
(b) That it is perfect.
(c) That it is beautiful.
(d) That is it horrible.

6. What has been wrecked in Cecile's house by the police during her arrest?
(a) Her printing press.
(b) Her bedroom.
(c) Her basement.
(d) Her gun cabinet.

7. What do Vonetta and Fern insist on doing a song from for the rally in "Rally for Bobby"?
(a) Peter, Paul, and Mary.
(b) Jimi Hendrix.
(c) Brenda and the Tabulations.
(d) The Beatles.

8. What is the phrase "eating crow" an example of?
(a) Symbolism.
(b) An idiom.
(c) Foreshadowing.
(d) A simile.

9. Who discovers Cecile's poem in "I Birthed a Nation"?
(a) Fern.
(b) Delphine.
(c) Vonetta.
(d) Sarah.

10. When was Fisherman's Wharf redeveloped into a tourist attraction?
(a) The 1970s.
(b) The 1940s.
(c) The 1930s.
(d) The 1950s.

11. What does Delphine discover by the stove in "Movable Type"?
(a) A broom.
(b) A scooter.
(c) A bicycle.
(d) A stool.

12. How far away is the rally in "Eating Crow"?
(a) 2 weeks away.
(b) 3 days away.
(c) 1 week away.
(d) 9 days away.

13. What does Delphine tell Vonetta she cares more about than her family in "Itsy Bitsy Spider"?
(a) Her image.
(b) Her doll.
(c) Her poetry.
(d) Her boyfriend.

14. How do Delphine and her sisters reach San Francisco in "San Francisco Treat"?
(a) By the el train.
(b) By taxi.
(c) By bus.
(d) By subway.

15. Why does Delphine refuse to take her sisters to the People's Center in "Eating Crow"?
(a) Because she is scared of Sister Pat.
(b) Because Crazy Kelvin threatened her.
(c) Because she does not want them to attend the rally.
(d) Because she is scared of Sister Mukumbu.