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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Atlanta Exposition Address.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Booker finally arrives at Hampton and meets the head teacher, what does he tell her?
(a) He's tired, dirty, and ragged from his long journey.
(b) He promises to be her best student ever.
(c) He's thrilled to be there and ready to learn.
(d) He hasn't had a drink of water or any food for a day and a half.

2. Why do the blacks at Hampton agree to room with Indians?
(a) To help the Indians learn English and societal norms.
(b) So that both groups can learn new concepts from each other.
(c) To protect the Indians from the outside world.
(d) To express their gratitude for the work the Indians are doing at the school.

3. What does Booker feel should determine the right to vote?
(a) Being born in the U.S.
(b) The ability to read.
(c) An eligibility test for both races.
(d) Age alone.

4. At his speaking engagement at the expo in 1895, Booker is:
(a) The only southerner invited to speak at the event.
(b) Hailed as a hero.
(c) The only black man invited to speak at the event.
(d) Booed loudly.

5. Booker points out that those who can't offer his Tuskegee school monetary donations instead offer:
(a) Their time.
(b) Family heirlooms.
(c) Home-cooked meals.
(d) Advice.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the chapter "Boyhood Days," what does Booker say he does in order to get to school on time?

2. While working for Mrs. Ruffner, Booker soon learns that she demands:

3. When Booker wants a cap in order to fit in at his school, what does his mother do?

4. Washington travels two thousand miles to give a five-minute speech to whom?

5. What are the names of Booker's two sons?

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