Invisible Man 13-15

What does the narrator purchase in Chapter

13 that reminds him of home?

• a picture

• a yam

• a newspaper

• pork sausage and grits

The narrator's anger is primarily focuses

against

• Himself

• The Founder

• Mr Norton

• Dr Bledsoe

What vision comes to the narrator's mind

when he sees the elderly couple being

evicted?

• His grandfather on his death bed

• Mr Trueblood's two pregnant

  women

• the Battle Royal

• His mother hanging out the wash

What do the elderly couple want to do that

the marshals deny them?

• Remain in their apartment

• Give their belongings to people in the crowd

• Return to the apartment for a last prayer

• Return to the apartment for something they forgot

Why does the narrator run after making his

speech on behalf of the elderly couple?

• A white girl tells him to run, and he obeys even though he isn't exactly sure why

• He sees the police coming and thinks they are after him

• He thinks the crowd is after him

• He doesn't want to be confronted for making a speech

What do the yams symbolize?

• The narrator's past

• The narrator's ability to please himself

• The purity of the old south

• The narrator's future

In Chapter 14, why is Mary cooking

cabbage?

• The narrator has asked for it

• She thinks it will please the narrator

• It's all she can afford

• It's a reminder of the south

What fault does Emma find with the

narrator?

• He has no money to contribute

• He isn't black enough

• He probably won't fit in with the group

• He is too indecisive

For whom does the Brotherhood claim to

work?

• White people

• all people

• Black people

• Those of their own party

What is ironic about the narrator's dance

with Emma?

• The veteran doctor had predicted that the narrator would dance with a white woman

• He had at first refused the offer to dance with her

• He is the only black man she dances with at the party

• She is the first white woman he ever danced with