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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What reason does the Reverend give for America lacking true democracy? (from Pages 29 – 81)

The Constitution was never properly implemented.

Political parties are too divided to create fairness.

African Americans still do not have equal rights with white people.

Voting machines are unreliable and corrupt.

2.

What did Bud reveal to Gladys about his military service? (from Pages 1 – 29 )

He was a decorated combat hero.

He served in the navy as a medic.

He was discharged before seeing any real service.

He was a cook and did not see much action.

3.

What does the little man’s note suggest about the sale of the Unicorn Woman’s contract? (from Pages 110 – 136 )

It was a temporary transfer for a special event.

It was a promotion that would improve her working conditions.

It felt like selling the woman herself, not just her contract.

It made no real difference because she was already planning to leave.

4.

How did Bud’s behavior in front of the Unicorn Woman differ from that of the other audience members? (from Pages 1 – 29 )

He clapped and shouted to get her attention.

He lingered longer than others, causing people to yell at him.

He took a photograph of her.

He walked away before his turn came.

5.

Why does Bud refuse to look at the Butterfly Woman at the carnival? (from Pages 110 – 136 )

He has developed a fear of carnival performers.

He is loyal to the Unicorn Woman and feels it would be a betrayal.

He is afraid she might recognize him from a previous encounter.

He does not have enough money for a ticket.

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