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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. Whose story does Williams mention in Part III, Chapter 7?
(a) Martha Eleor.
(b) Eleanor Bumpurs.
(c) Sophie Freeman.
(d) Martha Stanford.

2. What does Williams say nothing was in the city?
(a) Available fo African-Americans.
(b) Safe.
(c) Free.
(d) Cheap.

3. What did Williams see on a street corner after dancing that she considered was worth mentioning?
(a) An old black woman.
(b) An old black man.
(c) A drunk policeman.
(d) A street sign.

4. What was Williams disturbed by at the start of Part IV, Chapter 11?
(a) Questions about civil law.
(b) Questions about divorce law.
(c) Questions about criminal law.
(d) Questions about contract law.

5. What was Williams' godmother's name?
(a) Sophia.
(b) Marjorie.
(c) Mary.
(d) Patricia.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to be white woman Williams read about in the paper?

2. What organization did Peter Gabel found?

3. What does Williams wonder whether a white man would ever do at the start of Part IV, Chapter 10?

4. What does Williams say of the description of the "master-slave"?

5. What did Mike Tyson do that Williams says was unfair he was not despised for?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Williams see about slavery and family?

2. Who was Peter Gabel according to Part III, Chapter 8?

3. What was the terrible dream that Williams describes?

4. What did some of the other faculty tell Williams when she complained about racism in Part III, Chapter 9?

5. What story does Williams share of being detained?

6. What hypothetical situation regarding insemination did Williams raise and why?

7. What analogy does Williams use to describe sterilization?

8. What does Williams think should happen to laws?

9. Who was Eleanor Bumpurs and what happened to her in 1984?

10. Who was Tawana Brawley and what happened to her in 1987?

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