3. According to Buford what is the individual aware of in the moment the violence "goes off" in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
(a) One becomes animalistic.
(b) One becomes refined.
(c) One is only aware of the present.
(d) One is not aware at all.

4. What happens in Peterborough in "Dusseldorf"?
(a) 150 Derby supporters attack a group of boys and break one's skull.
(b) A mob attacks a family with 2 children.
(c) A mob sets fire to a local theatre.
(d) A mob sets fire to a local orphanage.

5. How many people does Buford mention being injured in Chester in "Dusseldorf"?
(a) 15.
(b) 150.
(c) 149.
(d) 1000.

6. How does the game end in "Cambridge"?
(a) When the guest team scores on itself.
(b) When Cambridge forfeits.
(c) After four rematches.
(d) When Cambridge scores on itself.

7. What does DJ describe in the beginning of "Dusseldorf"?
(a) An FA cup final.
(b) Film.
(c) A young female patient who is picked up by a group of supporters and molested.
(d) A drunk man.

8. What is the animal sound the crowd imitates as a black player gets a ball?
(a) A cat.
(b) An ape.
(c) A dog.
(d) An elephant.

9. Who saves Buford from being beaten against a lamppost?
(a) Ian Anderson.
(b) Mick.
(c) Neil.
(d) Dougie.

10. What does Buford not mention being a part of the politics of the crowd in "Bury St. Edmunds"?
(a) Speeches.
(b) Marches.
(c) Gun shots.
(d) Discos.

11. What does Buford wonder about the energy of a crowd in football matches in "Cambridge"?
(a) Why the energy depletes at the end of the game before the riots break out.
(b) How people keep their energy the entire game.
(c) What happens to the energy if it isn't released with a score.
(d) Why the energy rises in the second half.

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

13. What does the crowd do that makes it become lawless in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
(a) Set firt to police cars.
(b) Killed in the street.
(c) Set fire to the stadium.
(d) Destroyed buildings.

14. What does Buford say the power of the National Front depends on?
(a) The football score.
(b) The firm leaders.
(c) The crowd mentality.
(d) The mom's of the football players.

15. What does Buford say about the generation's use of violence at the end of "Dusseldorf"?
(a) This generation will pass its rituals down to the next.
(b) They do not understand its magnitude.
(c) They use violence to feel because they are a generation that is deadend.
(d) They care about only themselves.