1. what does john kumalo argue for in his speech to the crowd?

a. that the people must continue to support the bus boycott until fares are lower

b. that the native people deserve their fair share of the gold that has been discovered

c. that natives have voting rights so they can have more power to dictate law

d. that the people must protest the lack of good housing for native workers



2. why does kumalo run into james jarvis?

a. kumalo goes to a house to look for a friend's daughter who worked there; jarvis happened to be there.

b. both kumalo and jarvis are close friends of the harrisons; they meet at dinner.

c. kumalo and jarvis are forced into a meeting by the police department.

d. kumalo and jarvis bump into one another at the trial.



3. what is absalom's punishment for shooting arthur jarvis?

a. he is sentenced to die by hanging.

b. absalom is convicted of the murder, but due to extenuating circumstances, he receives a lighter sentence.

c. he is found innocent as there was no way to prove who fired the gun.

d. he is sentenced to life in prison.