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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III .

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” what do the colored men in the military say they deserve?
(a) Freedom from slavery and the Army.
(b) Higher ranking.
(c) More money.
(d) Equal treatment.

2. In “The United States Welcomes You,” the speaker asks why the person is afraid and what else?
(a) If he or she has attended school.
(b) If he or she thinks coming here is a good idea.
(c) If he or she would like to join any organizations.
(d) If there is something he or she would like to confess.

3. What is NOT a reason why not being able to read or write hinders the paying of a pension deserved to former black Civil War soldiers?
(a) They are not trusted to be the person deserving a pension.
(b) They can steal pensions from other soldiers.
(c) They do not know how to spell their names to request their pensions.
(d) They do not know what their legal names are, as they go by something else.

4. How does “The United States Welcomes You” end?
(a) With a speaker asking if there are some sort of test that they must take and what if they fail.
(b) With the speaker asking about their cultural traditions.
(c) With the speaker asking them about their skill set.
(d) With the speaker telling them to leave.

5. In “The United States Welcomes You,” the speaker questions the color of what?
(a) The person’s skin.
(b) The person’s age.
(c) The person’s religion.
(d) The person’s gender.

Short Answer Questions

1. In “Theatrical Improvisation,” the women go from fear to what?

2. In “Theatrical Improvisation,” a man is leaning on what?

3. In “Watershed,” in italics, he, assumed to be God, is telling the person in space what?

4. The speaker of "Deadly" says that those who are holy imagine a strong beast that attacks and kills what?

5. The character in "Hill Country" climbs back into the jeep and drives off back to where?

(see the answer key)

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