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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. Chavez is participating in ___________.
(a) A silent strike.
(b) Sleep strike.
(c) A thirst strike.
(d) A hunger strike.

2. Brown decides that he is not looking for what kind of lifestyle?
(a) The militant lifestyle.
(b) The blue collar lifestyle.
(c) The college lifestyle.
(d) The suburban lifestyle.

3. What are the Chicanos chanting outside the sound proof door?
(a) Death to Jesus.
(b) We also have the right.
(c) Let the poor people in.
(d) Leave our area.

4. Where does the group hold a demonstration at the end of this section?
(a) Outside the police station.
(b) Outside the Distric Attourney's office.
(c) Outside the funeral parlour.
(d) Outside the coroner's office.

5. What did Robert's family notice on Robert's face at his funeral?
(a) Purple spots.
(b) Bruises.
(c) Scars.
(d) Red scratches.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the police threaten to do to Lupe when she asked them what happened?

2. What kind of cocktails do Brown and Gilbert make after the hearing?

3. What does Mickey say was happening when he woke up?

4. Where does Brown travel to meet Cesar Chavez?

5. What does Brown want his journalist friend to do for him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the results of Robert's autopsy?

2. Why does the mayor want to talk to Brown and the East Los Angeles Group?

3. Why does Brown decide to move away from his sister?

4. Describe the demonstration.

5. Why do the Chicano groups not support the militants' attack on St. Basil's church?

6. What does Brown say inspired him to practice criminal law?

7. What does Brown arrange at the coroner's office?

8. What agreement does Brown make with Gilbert in this section?

9. What problems do Brown and the law students cause Cardinal McIntyre in this section?

10. What plans does Brown make in Chapter 4?

(see the answer keys)

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