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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2 Ron.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which group of people was responsible for the city changes Ron saw from the private jet?
(a) State leaders.
(b) Local billionaires.
(c) The mission volunteers.
(d) Foreign investors.

2. Denver lacked which basic abilities when he arrived in Fort Worth?
(a) He could not run or walk quickly.
(b) He could not sign his name or use a telephone.
(c) He could not hear or speak well.
(d) He could not read, write or figure.

3. What did Ron give Deborah after he became wealthy to make her forgive him for using her stock?
(a) A gold Piaget watch and a mink jacket.
(b) The keys to a homeless shelter he purchased for her to run.
(c) A Falcon jet.
(d) A priceless Georgia O'Keefe painting.

4. From where was Denver returning when he spotted the white woman with car trouble on the side of the road?
(a) His aunt's house.
(b) The Man's house where he stole a bike.
(c) The Man's house where he was visiting Bobby.
(d) His father BB's shack on the plantation.

5. Why was Ron flying in a private jet over the city?
(a) He owned the jet and was on his way to a luncheon in his honor.
(b) He had many wealthy friends who made their private jets available to him.
(c) He was the private pilot of a wealthy family.
(d) He was on his way to sell very valuable paintings to the owner of the jet.

Short Answer Questions

1. What punishment did Ron's teacher inflict on him for his honest mistake in second grade?

2. How old was Denver when he was nearly killed by a group of white boys?

3. What thoughts about the homeless did Ron have as he flew in a private jet over Fort Worth and looked down on the city?

4. When Ron sold two valuable paintings in the mid-1970s, where did he and his wife go to socialize with multimillionaire clients for a month?

5. What did Ron do for a living before becoming a successful and wealthy art dealer?

(see the answer key)

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