2. What does Cleaver say is the second step in white rebellion?
(a) A search for their own role
(b) A lack of fear for their elders
(c) Demonstrating
(d) Listening to music

3. Why did the guard rip down Cleaver's poster?
(a) It scared the other prisoners
(b) It was a white women
(c) It was anti-religous
(d) The girl was naked

4. Why does Cleaver say that younger whites lost respect for cowboys?
(a) They were rude
(b) They used guns
(c) They spoke poor English
(d) They slaughtered Indians

5. What did Cleaver pin up on the wall of his cell?
(a) A photograph of his mother
(b) A picture of Jesus
(c) A pin-up girl
(d) A Muslim calender

6. What reason does Cleaver give for being in love with his lawyer?
(a) She listens to him
(b) She is a mother figure
(c) She is patient with him
(d) They share the same opinions

7. What does Cleaver say he has stopped referring to the white man as?
(a) The beast
(b) The oppressor
(c) The devil
(d) Jesus' sin

8. What does Cleaver admit he was in love with in this opening chapter?
(a) The weed
(b) Crime
(c) Women
(d) Violence

9. What does Cleaver say the blacks view Patterson as?
(a) An Uncle Tom
(b) A white man
(c) An Uncle Sam
(d) A black leader

10. What does Cleaver sometimes do instead of his exercises?
(a) Meditate
(b) Steal food
(c) Phone his mother
(d) Write

11. Where was the woman sitting in the Eyes story?
(a) In a department store
(b) Next to a fountain
(c) On a shoeshine stand
(d) In a restaurant

12. What does Cleaver think the assassins have hastened?
(a) Malcolm's campaign
(b) Violence
(c) Peace
(d) Cleaver's release

13. Why were whites willing to support a black man?
(a) They could feel good about themselves
(b) They could make money from him
(c) There was no alternative
(d) They could promote a good image for America

14. Which freedom rider does Cleaver mention in this chapter?
(a) Gordon Brown
(b) Henry Miller
(c) Johhny Goodness
(d) Rufus Scott

15. What drug was Cleaver caught in possession of?
(a) Marijuana
(b) Cocaine
(c) Ectasy
(d) LSD