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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III (Chapter 13 - Chapter 17).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 10, who comes to Rabbit's door one Saturday morning to talk about Derrick?
(a) Evaleen, Derrick's wife.
(b) Celeste, Derrick's wife.
(c) Diamond, Derrick's girlfriend.
(d) Destiny, Derrick's girlfriend.

2. What does Rabbit's Mama tell her to do when the cops are closing in on them in Chapter 16?
(a) Push her in her wheelchair in the direction of the cops.
(b) Give her the keys to Rabbit's car so she can drive them to safety.
(c) Give her her stash of drugs to hide in her prosthetic limb.
(d) Giver her all her cash so the cops will not get it.

3. In Chapter 1, why does Rabbit's Mama make her and Sweetie dance at the liquor house?
(a) She wants them to become professional dancers.
(b) She wants to show her friend Sally how good they are at dancing.
(c) She thinks it will soften her father's attitude towards all of them so he will let them live there longer.
(d) One of the men there, Mr. Tommy, paid her to have the very young girls dance.

4. Who does Rabbit get most of her advice about men from?
(a) Her Aunt Vanessa.
(b) Her cousin Tata.
(c) Her sister Sweetie.
(d) Her Grandmother Martha.

5. In Chapter 9, what does the caseworker ask Rabbit's Mama to consider regarding Rabbit's pregnancy?
(a) Abortion.
(b) Foreign adoption.
(c) Giving the baby to Aunt Vanessa, who is more stable.
(d) Raising the baby herself.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 2, what does Granddaddy pay Miss Betty to do?

2. Where does Rabbit keep her drug stash and the gun Derrick gave her?

3. In Chapter 13, who does Derrick work for?

4. In Chapter 14, who is the first dealer Rabbit hears about getting killed in the same area she sells drugs in?

5. In Chapter 10, what does the person who comes to Rabbit's door on Saturday morning to talk about Derrick suggest Rabbit should do with her baby?

(see the answer key)

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