2. Which of the following is not one of Michener's reasons for going to the Pamploma region?
(a) to interview Ernest Hemingway
(b) to see Tudela
(c) to picnic in the Pass of Roncasvalles
(d) to study the cathedral of Pamplona

3. What did Michener discover had occurred along the Mediterranean sea coast since his last visit three years earlier?
(a) the seashore had deteriorated
(b) it was developed with apartment buildings and resorts
(c) the seacoast was being preserved
(d) there had been an oil spill

4. In terms of publishing, what sells well?
(a) non-fiction
(b) political books on Franco
(c) encyclopedias
(d) fiction

5. The Rastro is a:
(a) museum
(b) hotel
(c) restaurant
(d) shopping area

6. Michener learns the book writers in Spain:
(a) have numerous best sellers
(b) publish frequently
(c) become very wealthy
(d) could not earn enough to support themselves

7. The bulls that give the best fight are from:
(a) the south of Spain
(b) Mexico
(c) Wisconsin
(d) Catalona

8. On the way to Teruel, Michener stopped in:
(a) Torremolines
(b) Castielfabib
(c) Valencia
(d) Varriana

9. Who walks into the Bar Txoco when Michener is there?
(a) President Zaomoa
(b) Ernest Hemingway
(c) Prince Juan Carlos
(d) Generalisimo France

10. Which group produces the fewest in Medical doctors in Catalonia?
(a) Muslims
(b) the middle class
(c) Jews
(d) the upper class

11. Michener feels the best bullfights are when:
(a) the matadors are young
(b) the bull ring is large
(c) the bulls are small
(d) the bulls are from the same ranch

12. This pilgrimage across Spain is known as:
(a) The Pilgrimage of James
(b) the Way of St. James
(c) the Way
(d) The Path of James

13. When Michener first arrives in Pamplona, he sees men:
(a) wearing tunics with hoods
(b) wearing brightly colored straw hats
(c) with garlic strings around their necks
(d) sleeping in the streets

14. The bulls run a distance of:
(a) nine nundred yards
(b) seventeen hundred yards
(c) one mile
(d) one and one half miles

15. The Spanish Civil War began in:
(a) 1939
(b) 1943
(c) 1936
(d) 1941