1. How did the author make money at Sandingham?
(a) Making custom mixtapes and selling them.
(b) Writing papers for his peers.
(c) Taking orders for a small commission at the tuck-shop.
(d) Selling lemonade.

2. What were the two main things Patricia would spend money on when her son was growing up?
(a) Fancy cars and designer shoes.
(b) Food and books.
(c) Clothes and furniture.
(d) Electronics and jewels.

3. To what was Patricia referring when she spoke of "the black tax" (66)?
(a) An official government tax paid only by black people.
(b) The need to spend one's working life making up for that which was pillaged from one's ancestors.
(c) A special tax Afrikaners had to pay after apartheid to provide reparations to black people.
(d) The tendency of white employers to illegally steal the wages of black employees during apartheid.

4. What does the author suspect of his friend from Alexandra who lost his retail job?
(a) He suspected his friend had an even better job lined up next.
(b) He suspected his friend was a murderer.
(c) He suspected his friend lost the job on purpose.
(d) He suspected his friend never got a job to begin with.

5. What did the author assume about the teacher who yelled at his dance crew for chanting on Hitler's behalf?
(a) He assumed that she was offended by Hitler's highly sexual grooves.
(b) He assumed that she was offended by Hitler's notorious pogroms.
(c) He assumed that she was a fan of Hitler's chief rival in the hip hop community.
(d) He assumed that she was trying to be heard over the music.