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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 44-53.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the gummy lump box, Fulghum can also see what scrawled in several places?
(a) The words, "I love you."
(b) The names of three children.
(c) The words, "Daddy" and "Mommy."
(d) The name of the cities they've lived in.
2. At the end of Chapter 8, Fulghum claims he is sure of something, what is that thing he is sure of?
(a) That Charles Boyer didn't know what he was talking about.
(b) That is possible to love someone as much as Charles Boyer loved his wife.
(c) That it is possible to live in Hollywood and still love your wife.
(d) That it is possible to lose someone you love and not cry.
3. At the end of Chapter 36, Fulghum receives a present in the mail from Nampa, Idaho. What is the gift that he receives?
(a) A baseball hat.
(b) A map of Idaho.
(c) Twenty dollars.
(d) Jumper cables.
4. What kind of shoes was the man wearing who had a car with a dead battery?
(a) Flip-flops.
(b) Tennis shoes.
(c) Cowboy boots.
(d) Basketball high-tops.
5. In Chapter 9, what does Fulghum claim he thinks about every morning as he dresses?
(a) His kids.
(b) The gummy lump box.
(c) The kind of lunch he will have in the afternoon.
(d) His wife and how hard she works.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Fulghum claim is a blow to his self-image in Chapter 34?
2. Fulghum says that if the population of the earth were to increase at the present rate, then by what year would the total mass of humans be equal to the mass of the earth?
3. Fulghum keeps a list of mysteries that he doesn't understand. One of the mysteries that Fulghum talks about is about how one wheel has a mind of it's own on what?
4. In Chapter 19, what does Fulghum catch his neighbor spraying in his yard?
5. In Chapter 34, Fulghum claims that the majority of stuff comes from two sources. What are these sources he is speaking of?
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