1. What does the doctor tell Roy when he is in the hospital?
(a) That he doesn't think he will be able to win.
(b) That he needs to stop eating so much.
(c) That he is strong enough to play ball in the game.
(d) To stay away from baseball if he wants to live.

2. When a man meets with Roy before a game, what does he request?
(a) That Roy throw the game so he will win his bet.
(b) That Roy autograph his son's bat.
(c) That Roy hit a homerun for his sick boy.
(d) That Roy use another bat beside Wonderboy.

3. Who is the pitcher that strikes Roy out in the pennant game?
(a) Ray Fowler.
(b) John Young.
(c) Herman Youngberry.
(d) Red Blow.

4. How does Pop react to the almost magical quality of Roy's Wonderboy during the first game in which Roy gets to hit?
(a) He forbids Roy to use it and demands he use the bat chosen by Pop.
(b) He becomes optimistic about the team's chances of a win.
(c) He tells Roy is it not legal size and weight, but use it if he can get away with it.
(d) He is afraid the fact that it is homemade might cause it to not be accurate.

5. How do the coaches and players deal with the teams slump?
(a) They do some locker room cheers to get in a better mood.
(b) They ignore the causes of their distress and try to fix the symptoms.
(c) The coaches work with the players to get them playing better.
(d) The coaches yell at the players to try and get them to play better.