2. What does Cleaver say Kennedy's assassination created?
(a) A larger than life hero
(b) Teenagers
(c) The Summer of Love
(d) An angry public

3. Whose teachings does Cleaver say he carefully studied before supporting him?
(a) Elijah Muhammed
(b) Martin Luther King
(c) Beverly Axelrod
(d) Malcolm X

4. Who does Cleaver say is here to stay?
(a) The black women
(b) White teenagers
(c) The black man
(d) Himself

5. What does Cleaver talk about a need for in society in this chapter?
(a) Love and peace
(b) Rebellion
(c) Anarchy
(d) The military and the police

6. What is the title of this chapter?
(a) A Loving Spoonful
(b) Blood of the Beast, Rallying Round the Flag
(c) Fight the Power
(d) As God is My Witness

7. How did the man's friend kill himself?
(a) Shooting himself
(b) Bashing his head against the wall
(c) Put his head in a gas oven
(d) Jumping from a bridge

8. What have the two sexes always sought to do after splitting up?
(a) Argue
(b) Run away from each other
(c) Reunite
(d) Procreate

9. What does Cleaver say is the only guarantee for black security?
(a) To join minorities from around the world
(b) To have a black president
(c) To peacefully demonstrate
(d) To move back to Africa

10. What does Cleaver think Lyndon Johnson fears?
(a) Youth
(b) The black revolution
(c) The elder generation
(d) The truth

11. Which of the following does Cleaver not attribute to helping to bridge the racial gap?
(a) Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream speech
(b) John F. Kennedy's election to president
(c) Changing music
(d) The introduction of the twist

12. What does Cleaver say he embraced?
(a) Love
(b) Hate
(c) Violence
(d) Sex

13. What minority does the old man say has more power then the black man?
(a) The Hispanics
(b) The Vietnamese
(c) Black women
(d) The Jewish

14. What does Cleaver call the elderly man in this chapter?
(a) Lazarus
(b) Crumpet
(c) Uncle Tom
(d) Drip

15. What does Cleaver say men had the impulse to use?
(a) Guns
(b) Their fists
(c) Knives
(d) Their feet