What does the narrator notice about the whites in the city? (from Chapter 8)
According to the vet, who controls "things"? (from Chapter 7)
Why does the narrator have difficulty getting along on his first two jobs? (from Chapter 10)
According to Mr. Brockway, what happened when the company tried to replace him? (from Chapter 10)
The narrator's need to give speeches is an example of what literary device? (from Chapter 12)
In Chapter 14, why is Mary cooking cabbage? (from Chapter 14)
Whose words does the narrator contemplate as proof that he can have two identities and still be successful? (from Chapter 17)
Where does Brother Jack send the narrator at the end of the meeting? (from Chapter 22)
Which of the following is true about the narrator's position within the Brotherhood? (from Chapter 18)
How does the audience react to the narrator's speech? (from Chapter 16)