2. How does Norman feel about Jim after the affair?
(a) He knows that it takes two to have an affair.
(b) He hates Jim all the more.
(c) He thinks Jim is always going to behave this way.
(d) He is amazed that Jim could attract a beautiful woman.

3. What is the subject of Jim's latest brags?
(a) A one-month European vacation
(b) A deer he had hunted and killed
(c) A new boat he has bought
(d) Jim's conquest of a large woman

4. Jim's stories bore Norman to the point of ___________________.
(a) hysteria
(b) frustration
(c) anger
(d) tears

5. What does Jim force Norman to do?
(a) Loan him money
(b) Pay his rent
(c) Chug mugs of beer
(d) Listen to his pimping stories

6. What does Norman do to revive himself?
(a) Has a few beers
(b) Bathes in the river
(c) Jogs a couple miles
(d) Cooks a good meal

7. In what subject does Norman learn lessons during his experience with Jim?
(a) Human nature
(b) Botany
(c) Accounting
(d) Geology

8. What else does Jim gloat about?
(a) How much money he made this year
(b) Logging and the work he hopes to do next summer
(c) The vacation he is going to take
(d) How beautiful his ex-wife is

9. What happens to ruin this good feeling?
(a) He watches the evening news.
(b) He reads the evening paper.
(c) He reads his mail which is mostly bills.
(d) He has to return to camp and encounter Jim again.

10. What does Norman take away from his experience with Jim?
(a) How to split a log
(b) How to be a good pimp
(c) How to cook Shrimp Scampi
(d) How to avoid competition in personal relationships

11. What does Jim not ask Norman to do?
(a) Be his partner again
(b) Date his ex-wife
(c) Go on vacation with him
(d) Lend him money

12. What happens by the end of the summer?
(a) Norman and Jim have a huge fight.
(b) Norman agrees to work with Jim next summer.
(c) Norman and Jim decide to room together.
(d) Norman and Jim decide never to talk to each other again.

13. To whom does Jim introduce Norman?
(a) His old boss and his wife
(b) His mother and father
(c) Two women who work for Jim
(d) His ex-wife and kids

14. Why does Norman refuse to complain to Jim about his sawing?
(a) Because Jim will fire him
(b) Because Jim will think he has won some unspoken war
(c) Because Jim will call him names
(d) Because Jim will think he is a cry baby

15. How do the two men eventually work together?
(a) In silence
(b) As longtime partners
(c) As little as possible
(d) As strangers