Correct answer: B

Analysis: The narrator learns that many people in Harlem are facing eviction due to their inability to pay rent.

Correct answer: C

Analysis: Brother Jack's evasive answers to the narrator's questions made him more suspicious about the true intentions of the Brotherhood.

Correct answer: B

Analysis: The narrator tried to placate the angry crowd by addressing their concerns and making promises of better conditions.

Correct answer: A

Analysis: The narrator's zeal for the cause of the Brotherhood began to wane as he realized the organization's true intentions.

Correct answer: B

Analysis: As he became more deeply involved with the Brotherhood, the narrator felt a growing sense of alienation from his own community.

Correct answer: A

Analysis: The narrator realized that the Brotherhood was trying to manipulate him and use him for their own purposes.

Correct answer: B

Analysis: The narrator's charismatic speeches drew large crowds and inspired many people to join the Brotherhood.

Correct answer: B

Analysis: The narrator organizes a rally to address the issues faced by the people of Harlem and to gain their support for the Brotherhood's cause.

Correct answer: B

Analysis: The narrator feels a sense of betrayal when he discovers that the Brotherhood has been using him and does not truly care about the plight of his people.