2. Which of the following people oppose Moses' plans:
(a) Davis Love III
(b) Robber Barons
(c) Nelson Rockefeller
(d) Franklin Roosevelt

3. Who does Moses write speeches for?
(a) Lenny Bruce
(b) The President
(c) John Wayne
(d) The governor

4. What is the Good Government also referred to as?
(a) Two Shoes
(b) Boo Boos
(c) Goos Goos
(d) Twiglets

5. What areas does Moses state a desire to build on in this chapter?
(a) Queens and Manhattan
(b) Queens and the Bronx
(c) Staten Island and the Bronx
(d) Staten Island and Brooklyn

6. What is Moses able to do for the first time in his life?
(a) Support himself
(b) Play golf
(c) Go on holiday
(d) Run

7. What does Moses want to preserve?
(a) His marriage
(b) The waterfront
(c) His sanity
(d) People's houses

8. Why does Roosevelt refuse to allow Moses a permit for a bridge connecting Manhattan to Brooklyn?
(a) The plans are awful
(b) The area has navy yards
(c) The bridge would allow criminals access into Manhattan
(d) The government need to save money

9. Who does Moses become friends with in this chapter?
(a) Franklin Roosevelt
(b) Thomas A. McWhinney
(c) Frank Jones
(d) Theodore Dreiser

10. Who does the Fusion Party nominate to run for mayor?
(a) Fiorello H. La Guardia
(b) Alfred Smith
(c) Franklin Roosevelt
(d) Robert Moses

11. What is the name of Moses' brother?
(a) Jack
(b) Paul
(c) John
(d) Davis

12. What does Moses admire about Britain?
(a) The transport system
(b) The parks
(c) The class system
(d) The road system

13. Where does Moses go for the legislative fight?
(a) New Haven
(b) Chicago
(c) Albany
(d) New Jersey

14. Where does Moses plan to relocate the aquarium?
(a) Long Island
(b) The Bronx Zoo
(c) Central Park
(d) The Brooklyn Zoo

15. Who foils Moses' attempt to destroy the New York City Tunnel Authority?
(a) Alfred Smith
(b) Rockefeller
(c) Roosevelt
(d) La Guardia