2. What information does the sheriff want from Johnny Boy?
(a) Names of Communists
(b) If he robbed the bank
(c) If he has a gun
(d) Who killed a white man

3. What does Johnny Boy say he does not believe in?
(a) Communism
(b) Black and white
(c) People
(d) Christianity

4. Who does Johnny Boy go out to warn?
(a) Reva
(b) The sheriff
(c) His brother
(d) His comrades

5. What does the salesman try to sell to Sarah?
(a) A clock
(b) A watch
(c) Kitchen pots
(d) A calendar

6. What is Sue doing when she hears a knock at the door?
(a) Reading
(b) Cooking
(c) Sleeping
(d) Knitting

7. Who does Sue shoot through the sheet?
(a) Booker
(b) Sugs
(c) The sheriff
(d) Johnny-Boy

8. What does Sue hope that Booker is not?
(a) A rapist
(b) An informer
(c) A Christian
(d) A robber

9. Where do Taylor and his people march to?
(a) The mountains
(b) The hospital
(c) The hills
(d) The town hall

10. What does the sheriff say Sue will need to collect her son?
(a) A coffin
(b) A sheet
(c) A bag
(d) A bed

11. What does Smith accuse Smith of being?
(a) No fun
(b) Scared
(c) Cowardly
(d) Indecisive

12. What is the title of the song Sue sings in this chapter?
(a) Morning has Broken
(b) Mother's Little Helper
(c) Blackbirds
(d) Bright and Morning Star

13. What are the name of the two communists Taylor has to meet?
(a) Jones and Jones
(b) Yeats and Dale
(c) Arding and Hobbs
(d) Hadley and Green

14. What does Reva confirm to Sue?
(a) Johnny Boy is dead
(b) Booker is an informer
(c) White people are evil
(d) The end is nigh

15. Where does Sarah run to in this section?
(a) The forest
(b) The mountains
(c) The hills
(d) The desert