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

4. What does Axelrod say Cleaver's flirtation may be based on?
(a) His blackness
(b) His desire to communicate
(c) Love
(d) Lack of female contact

5. What have the upper class foregone physical strength for?
(a) Position in society
(b) Mental strength
(c) Love
(d) Sin

6. Who does Cleaver say Negroes made fun of?
(a) Asian shopkeepers
(b) White musicians
(c) White dancers
(d) Themselves

7. What does Cleaver say America thinks of itself collectively?
(a) A country of freedom
(b) A huge rescue squad
(c) A paradise
(d) A country of equal rights

8. What word does Cleaver use in this chapter to refer to all black men?
(a) We
(b) Cowards
(c) Slaves
(d) I

9. What kind of women does Cleaver claim that black men idolize?
(a) Black women
(b) White upper class women
(c) Black upper class women
(d) White middle class women

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

11. What does Cleaver say he has considered running for?
(a) Leadership of the Nation of Islam
(b) Senator
(c) President
(d) Mayor

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

13. What do the three men think the elderly men has sold out to?
(a) White man's demands
(b) White man's religion
(c) A life of crime
(d) An easy life

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

15. What does Cleaver think Blacks cannot afford to do?
(a) Speak too loudly
(b) Give up their homes
(c) Kill whites
(d) Push too quickly