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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. Who was Anthony's girlfriend?
(a) Florence.
(b) Rola.
(c) Renita.
(d) Jewell.
2. What was Davis's new school in which she started fourth grade?
(a) Reinhold Elementary.
(b) Marshall Elementary.
(c) Hampton Elementary.
(d) West Mile Elementary.
3. What is Davis's mother's first name?
(a) Fannie.
(b) Florence.
(c) Lula.
(d) Rita.
4. What business did Davis's mother run for decades?
(a) Numbers business.
(b) Hair salon.
(c) Accounting business.
(d) Pet shop.
5. What is the address listed on Davis's birth certificate?
(a) 97 North Brisbane Avenue.
(b) 636 Ellington Road.
(c) 88 Willow Way.
(d) 8878 North Clarendon.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Florence's husband?
2. Which famous singer lived in the same neighborhood as Davis's family?
3. Who did Davis's mother ask for a loan to start her Numbers business?
4. Which sibling did Davis move to her mother and stepfather's new house with?
5. Where did Davis's mother once consider buying a house in Part I?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Fannie decide to go out on her own in the Numbers business?
2. How does Bridgett remember her mother Fannie treating herself during Bridgett's childhood?
3. Who was Fannie's best friend and what did she tell Bridgett in Chapter 1 about Fannie?
4. What were some of the causes Detroit's Black Numbers runners funded?
5. Why did Bridgett's father have trouble finding steady work?
6. When did Black individuals become more welcomed into Detroit's Hotel Gotham?
7. What was the most sustained secret Bridgett carried with her throughout her life?
8. What did Fannie Davis have to say in response to the popular advice to pull oneself up by one's bootstraps?
9. What is Bridgett's first fully formed memory?
10. Why did Bridgett finally decide to write about her mother's life and business?
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