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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 34-43.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Fulghum say his barber did on his days off?
(a) He gave free haircuts to people in his church group.
(b) He gave free haircuts to children in an orphanage.
(c) He gave free haircuts to his clients' children.
(d) He gave free haircuts to old men in a nursing home.

2. The man who has a car with a dead battery says he took another class the same time as his auto mechanics class. What class does he say he took at the same time as his mechanics class?
(a) Home economics.
(b) Math.
(c) P.E.
(d) Sex education.

3. What did the soldiers and priests build in San Saba to accommodate them?
(a) A fort, a mission chapel, and a shooting range.
(b) A fort.
(c) A mission chapel.
(d) A fort and a mission chapel.

4. How many years was Charles Boyer married to his wife?
(a) Fifty-two.
(b) Forty-four.
(c) Thirty-nine.
(d) Forty-seven.

5. Fulghum tells a story about a man who faced a computer with his abacus. What was this man's occupation?
(a) He was the CEO of a computer manufacturing company.
(b) He was a woodworker.
(c) He was a senior clerk for a shipping company.
(d) He was a chairman over the construction of new high rises in China.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Fulghum is finished eating his chicken-friend steak in San Saba, what flavor of toothpick does he use?

2. When Fulghum talks about the people that are always prepared and organized in Chapter 20, what object does he say these people have that work and they actually know where they are?

3. Fulghum states that he has heightened respect for what goes on in the nooks and crannies of our rooms and claims that it isn't dirt that is located there, it's what?

4. What month of the year did the Indians that the soldiers were waiting for finally show up?

5. What did the man in Chapter 16 claim was the biggest irony of all during his theory testing?

(see the answer key)

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