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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 35, what does Galahad pay for him and Moses to ride the bus?
(a) 20 cents.
(b) 15 cents.
(c) 16 cents.
(d) 8 cents.
2. What type of musical instrument did Tolroy bring when he came to Britain?
(a) Mouth harp.
(b) Guitar.
(c) Harmonica.
(d) Banjo.
3. Where were the men from who did not want a federation with the West Indies, but instead with South America on page 28?
(a) British Guiana.
(b) Anguilla.
(c) Santo Domingo.
(d) Aruba.
4. Where is Tolroy's family from?
(a) Kingston.
(b) Waterford.
(c) Port Royal.
(d) Portmore.
5. On page 38, what would some men read when Moses was new in London?
(a) Daily Mirror.
(b) Observer.
(c) The Guardian.
(d) Worker.
Short Answer Questions
1. On page 43, how many weeks did Cap pretend to work to please his girlfriend?
2. On page 45, what color jacket did an Austrian girl give Cap?
3. On page 55, what was the name of a girl Bart was seeing who disappeared?
4. On page 44, what did Cap take from and English woman to pay back a German woman?
5. On page 21, how long ago does Moses tell a reporter there was a hurricane in Jamaica?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Moses not recognize Henry Oliver as the person he is to meet on page 24?
2. What is the weather like when Moses takes a bus to Waterloo Station on page 16?
3. What does Henry bring with him from Trinidad?
4. Where did Moses live when he first came to London?
5. Why is Tolroy at Waterloo Station on page 19, and why is he surprised when the train arrives?
6. What could Henry have brought with him when he comes to London from Trinidad?
7. How does Moses compare the way Blacks are treated in England and how they are treated in America?
8. How did Tanty Bessy take care of Tolroy when he was a child?
9. What relationship did Cap have with an Austrian woman?
10. Who was Captain?
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