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

3. What does Cleaver do at 7.30 am?
(a) Goes to work
(b) Writes letters
(c) Wrestles
(d) Eats breakfast

4. What did Cleaver do when the women sang at him?
(a) Laugh
(b) Cry
(c) Fell to his knees
(d) Ran away

5. What does Cleaver talk about the need for in this section?
(a) Spectator sports
(b) Sex
(c) Films
(d) Peace

6. What does Cleaver say he has access to on the honor block?
(a) The radio
(b) Women
(c) Books
(d) Television

7. Who does Cleaver say he has renounced?
(a) Malcom X
(b) James Baldwin
(c) Elijah Muhammed
(d) Uncle Tom

8. What does Cleaver call Rufus Scott?
(a) A black eunuch
(b) A black devil
(c) A beast
(d) An imperialist

9. What do punk hunters search for?
(a) Homosexuals
(b) Fights
(c) Children
(d) Women

10. What did the prison authoriites try to eliminate?
(a) The Muslim movement
(b) Writing letters
(c) Black prisoners
(d) Violence

11. Which white writer does Cleaver mention in this chapter?
(a) Norman Mailer
(b) Nelson Algren
(c) Henry Miller
(d) Hubert Selby Jr

12. What did the blacks loyal to Elijah Muhammed think they could reunite after Malcolm's death?
(a) The world
(b) The Muslim community
(c) The whole of America
(d) The black community

13. What does Cleaver say spectator sports have become?
(a) Blood rituals
(b) Pagan rituals
(c) Celebrity posturing
(d) Love ins

14. What does Cleaver say he has always been aware of?
(a) The color of his skin
(b) His dark side
(c) Politics
(d) His attraction to women

15. What does Cleaver say Baldwin's books express a hatred for?
(a) Whites
(b) Women
(c) Blacks
(d) Hetrosexuals