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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. On page 38, what would some men read when Moses was new in London?
(a) Daily Mirror.
(b) Worker.
(c) The Guardian.
(d) Observer.
2. On page 20, where is a Jamaican fellow living who comes to the station to get tenants for the houses he has?
(a) Vauxhall.
(b) Lambeth.
(c) Clapham.
(d) Brixton.
3. On page 40, what bird would Cap tell Moses he saw flying over his bed?
(a) Dove.
(b) Pigeon.
(c) Robin.
(d) Blue jay.
4. Where is the employment exchange located whereMoses sends Galahad on page 32?
(a) Edgware Road.
(b) City Road.
(c) Willow Road.
(d) Hampstead Road.
5. What is the name of a man who sends men to Moses to help them find a place to stay and work on page 17?
(a) Andrews.
(b) Miller.
(c) Jackson.
(d) Wilson.
Short Answer Questions
1. On page 18, how long has Moses been in Britain?
2. On page 19, how much does Moses comment that Tolroy and his countrymen can live on per week and also save money?
3. What ship has Henry Oliver taken from Trinidad to London?
4. Where was Cap's girl from on page 42 who was a sharp dresser?
5. On page 42, how much was Cap told he would be paid for storekeeping work?
Short Essay Questions
1. What relationship did Cap have with an Austrian woman?
2. Who was Captain?
3. How did Daniel like to impress the women he was seeing?
4. How does Moses compare the way Blacks are treated in England and how they are treated in America?
5. What is the weather like when Moses takes a bus to Waterloo Station on page 16?
6. On page 30, how is Galahad described?
7. On page 40, how did Cap try to stay with Moses for a while?
8. Why is Tolroy at Waterloo Station on page 19, and why is he surprised when the train arrives?
9. What is the situation for people from the West Indies immigrating to Britain on page 17?
10. How did Tanty Bessy take care of Tolroy when he was a child?
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