2. How do the natives view the comments about their children behaving like monkeys?
(a) They never consider that these comments are racist.
(b) They think these comments are funny.
(c) They cannot tolerate such comments.
(d) They do not know about these comments.

3. What makes the Antiguans feel superior to foreigners?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Their more attractive looks.
(c) Their better breeding.
(d) Their vast intelligence.

4. Who does the narrator say has no language?
(a) English.
(b) Tourists.
(c) Antiguans.
(d) Americans.

5. What does Section 2 compare and contrast?
(a) The English and the narrator.
(b) Antigua of the past and present.
(c) The tourists and the Antiguans.
(d) Antigua and England.

6. What indicates that the building is actually a school?
(a) A sign.
(b) A flag.
(c) A teacher.
(d) Children.

7. What does Antigua's drier climate result from?
(a) Drought.
(b) Antigua does not have a drier climate.
(c) Greenhouse gases.
(d) Heat.

8. How does the author describe all tourists?
(a) As stupid.
(b) As friendly.
(c) As ugly.
(d) As attractive.

9. How was the second mansion paid for?
(a) In cash.
(b) It is not paid for.
(c) Through a loan.
(d) No one knows.

10. How do the Antiguans feel about the owners of the first mansion?
(a) They love them.
(b) They hate them.
(c) They are close friends.
(d) They are jealous of them.

11. What do the tourists ask to see which prevents them from being overcharged?
(a) The hotel.
(b) The mansions.
(c) The fee sheet.
(d) The manager.

12. As a child, how did the narrator feel about the Government House?
(a) Frightened.
(b) Awed.
(c) Happy.
(d) Disgusted.

13. How do the North Americans feel about native Antiguans?
(a) They always hate them.
(b) They think of them as family.
(c) They like them only as servants.
(d) They do not think about them at all.

14. What does the sign on the front of the library claim?
(a) Repairs are pending.
(b) Open for business.
(c) No natives allowed.
(d) No women allowed.

15. When is the resentment of a crime less effective and more degrading?
(a) When the victim cries during the expression of their resentment.
(b) Never.
(c) When it is non-verbal.
(d) When it is expressed in the criminals' language.