2. What does the Manchester group note at the end of "Sunderland and Manchester"?
(a) They want to keep fighting.
(b) They want to stop the mob violence.
(c) They hate West Ham.
(d) They work best in foreign countries.

3. What happens to the Italian boy that braves the square in hope to practice his English in "Turin"?
(a) He is kicked in the groin and led away by his friends.
(b) He is spit and urinated on.
(c) He is beaten to near death.
(d) He is stabbed.

4. Who does Buford remember a story about in "Turin"?
(a) A scared journalist.
(b) His first time meeting football fans.
(c) His ex girlfriend.
(d) The head of the ICJ being murdered.

5. What does Mark point out to Buford in "Sunderland and Manchester" relating to mob violence?
(a) These men desire to make history, good or bad.
(b) No one can control the mobs.
(c) It is vital to the game and community.
(d) The police allow it.

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

7. While Buford waits for his tickets to be set up, who throws bottle and debris at their head beneath the stadium in "Turin"?
(a) English.
(b) Children.
(c) Italians.
(d) The women.

8. What does Buford address in his book "Among the Thugs"?
(a) Thugs in Europe.
(b) Thugs in America.
(c) Thugs in music, sports, and media.
(d) The violent behavior of European football firms.

9. What happens to cause the English to throw everything breakable at the Italians in "Turin"?
(a) An Italian is killed.
(b) An Italian pushes Miachel Wicks.
(c) An Englishman is killed.
(d) An Italian throws a rock at the bus.

10. Who is the sole leader of the West Ham supporters that march in organized lines in "Sunderland and Manchester"?
(a) Ben Garden.
(b) Billy G.
(c) Bruce Gardney.
(d) Bill Gardiner.

11. What happens to Buford after he makes his way out of the mob in "Turin"?
(a) He goes into shock.
(b) He is hit by an ex football player.
(c) He throws up.
(d) He is beaten by police.

12. 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 hates it, but needs his interview.
(c) He loves it and wants to become a leader in one of the firms.
(d) He likes it, although he is not in a firm yet.

13. Where does Buford meet R. McAllister?
(a) Cambridge.
(b) Sunderland.
(c) Manchester.
(d) London.

14. What does Buford realize as he talks to the men in "Sunderland and Manchester"?
(a) They are down to earth.
(b) They are violent and hot headed.
(c) They are arrogant.
(d) They take pride in their positions and want to inform the world of them.

15. Where does Buford arrive after searching for a firm in "A Station Outside Cardiff"?
(a) The Shed.
(b) The river.
(c) The pub.
(d) The lake.