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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Dusseldorf.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does it mean when a person is on the "jib"?
(a) They are sick.
(b) They are poor and broke.
(c) They travel to the games without spending any money.
(d) They are fugitives.

2. How does Buford feel about the English football game at the end of the first chapter?
(a) He is indifferent and just wants to finish his story.
(b) He loves it and wants to become a leader in one of the firms.
(c) He hates it, but needs his interview.
(d) He likes it, although he is not in a firm yet.

3. What does Buford point out happens among many football matches in "Cambridge"?
(a) No one can drink inside the stadium.
(b) Their is really good food.
(c) Children are not present at all.
(d) Many games end without a score.

4. What makes the atmosphere of the skinhead's more dangerous in "Bury St. Edmunds"?
(a) Blacks come to the bar.
(b) Someone throws a stool.
(c) The White Power music begins to play.
(d) The women leave and the men go crazy.

5. What does the man Buford meets in "Manchester" say about those involved in firms?
(a) Nearly everyone is an ex football player.
(b) Nearly everyone is rich.
(c) Nearly everyone is charged with a crime or put in jail at some point.
(d) Nearly everyone has to fight.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why has the feeling Buford describes in "Dawes Road, Fulham" heightened?

2. What is Buford attempting to explain at the beginning of "Cambridge"?

3. What does the Manchester group note at the end of "Sunderland and Manchester"?

4. What firm is Gurney a part of?

5. What does Buford purchase from the man he meets in "Manchester"?

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