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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What Biblical figure does Cleaver talk about in this chapter?
(a) Jesus
(b) Jehova
(c) Abraham
(d) Lazarus

2. What does Cleaver think draws Axelrod to him?
(a) His deep thinking
(b) His looks
(c) His African roots
(d) His unrepentant attitude

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

4. What is the name of Cleaver's block?
(a) Honor
(b) Fillet
(c) Ruskin
(d) Allah

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Cleaver say is the first step in white rebellion?

2. What writer does Cleaver say he was a huge fan of?

3. What does Cleaver talk about the need for in this section?

4. What does Cleaver call the bath he takes in the morning?

5. Why does Cleaver think Ali was the first real black champion?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Cleaver become involved in the Catholic Church while in prison?

2. Summarize the first vignette in this chapter.

3. Why was Ali seen as such a threat to American society?

4. What does the fact that Cleaver has attained a cell in the Honor Block say about him?

5. How has Malcolm X changed Cleaver's view of racial difficulties?

6. Describe Cleaver's morning routine while in prison.

7. What are the four stages of white youth rebellion?

8. What problem does the Muslim have with Cleaver's eyes in Chapter 3?

9. Why does Cleaver think Malcolm was such a magnetic personality?

10. Why does Cleaver think white youth is undergoing a dramatic change?

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