1. During the time of slavery, Negroes were forbidden to associate with each other except in the case of what two things?
(a) Funerals and celebrations.
(b) Birthdays and funerals.
(c) Birthdays and weddings.
(d) Weddings and funerals.

2. In "The Negro Revolution-Why 1963," MLK states that the Negro protesters were advised to call off their efforts and put all their energy into what?
(a) Collecting evidence of integration.
(b) Cleaning the streets.
(c) Finding a job.
(d) Registering voters.

3. During the Montgomery bus boycott what else were the Negros doing besides boycotting buses?
(a) Yelling for freedom from discrimination.
(b) Demanding jobs.
(c) Sitting in at lunch counters.
(d) Picketing businesses.

4. In "The Negro Revolution-Why 1963," MLK quotes a poet. Where does the poet say the blackness of nighttime collects?
(a) On the streets.
(b) In our hearts.
(c) In our mouth.
(d) On our love.

5. By 1963, more than how many African nations had risen from colonial bondage?
(a) Thirty.
(b) Twenty-two.
(c) Thirty-four.
(d) Twenty-five.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "The Negro Revolution - Why 1963," how many years have gone by when MLK states that humiliation cannot be expected to find "voice in a whisper"?

2. What book was MLK autographing copies of in "The Negro Revolution-Why 1963?"

3. At the rate that integration of schools was going, what year would the integration of schools be a reality?

4. MLK states that the Negro knows when he goes to jail it not only means confinement, but what else does it mean?

5. The Negro Revolution is described as generating quietly just like what?

(see the answer key)

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