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

3. What does Cleaver say Elijah preached?
(a) Peace
(b) Racism
(c) Hate
(d) The devil's teachings

4. What was Cleaver doing when Malcolm X was killed?
(a) Watching a movie
(b) Playing marbles
(c) Fighting
(d) Writing

5. What did Cleaver want the prison system to provide?
(a) Prostitutes
(b) A gym
(c) A library
(d) Nutritous food

6. To what does Cleaver liken being associated to Watts?
(a) Falling in love
(b) Being in a bad marriage
(c) A country bumpkin
(d) Hell

7. What does Cleaver dream of doing with his lawyer in his sleep?
(a) Having sex
(b) Carrying on a conversation
(c) Marrying
(d) Playing tennis

8. What does Cleaver describe in this chapter?
(a) His exercises
(b) His favorite author
(c) His family
(d) His daily routine

9. To what does Cleaver liken the parting with a woman?
(a) Torture
(b) A soap opera
(c) A seizure
(d) Death

10. What did the woman in the Eyes story sing at him?
(a) Golly Miss Molly
(b) The Twist
(c) Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes
(d) The national anthem

11. What is the second Vignette called?
(a) Love
(b) Soul
(c) Eyes
(d) Showing My Teeth

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

13. What does Cleaver say the encounter with his lawyer has done to him?
(a) Made him believe
(b) Driven him crazy
(c) Turned his life around
(d) Renewed him

14. In which of the following areas does Cleaver say black men are accepted?
(a) Sports
(b) Academia
(c) Prison
(d) High society

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