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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What does Robert tell Buford about Sammy?
(a) He is gay.
(b) He will be the head of the ICJ next year.
(c) He is believed to have killed a man.
(d) He is broke.

3. Where does Buford meet Neil?
(a) A brothel.
(b) A hotel.
(c) A pub.
(d) A Cambridge United football match.

4. What does Buford say about the first person to cross the line in a crowd in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
(a) Th first to cross is the youngest.
(b) The first to cross is the leader.
(c) The first to cross will get injured or killed.
(d) The first to cross the line is rarely a leader.

5. What does the newspaper Buford receives after he goes to St. Edmunds promote?
(a) Mob violence.
(b) Bannish blacks and other minorities.
(c) Ending mob violence.
(d) Organic foods.

6. Who does Buford say crowd theories come from in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
(a) Older people come up with them.
(b) Those who were victimized by a crowd.
(c) He has his own theory.
(d) No one has come up with a theory.

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

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

9. What does the police officer in "Dawes Road, Fulham" hit Buford with?
(a) The dog's chain.
(b) A night stick.
(c) His fist.
(d) A baseball bat.

10. Who believes that football violence is more of a true political movement in "Bury St. Edmunds"?
(a) Ian Anderson.
(b) Phil Andrews.
(c) Mick.
(d) Neil.

11. What is Buford attempting to explain at the beginning of "Cambridge"?
(a) The way one feels in the mob.
(b) The organization of the mob.
(c) The feeling of waiting for a goal to be scored.
(d) The way one feels alone in a foreign country.

12. What does Dougie do to end the party in "Bury St. Edmunds"?
(a) Shoots a gun.
(b) Turns off the music.
(c) Throws a stool.
(d) Turns off the lights.

13. What does Buford compare the crowd at the FA Cup match to in "Cambridge"?
(a) A baboon.
(b) Livestock in a pen.
(c) A hot air balloon.
(d) A pregnant woman.

14. What does Buford say about the individual and the conditions of the European football games in "Cambridge"?
(a) The conditions force you to become someone else, part of the crowd.
(b) You need to be willing to fight for a cause.
(c) You have to be really brave.
(d) You need to be strong.

15. What teams does Buford mention in "Cambridge" that when a goal was finally scored the crowd erupts which results in several injuries?
(a) The two Glasgow teams.
(b) The two Cambdrigde teams.
(c) Manchester and Turin.
(d) The two Italian teams.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Buford say leads a double life of family man and mob supporter in "Dusseldorf"?

2. What does Buford realize about the violence when Sammy stands in front of the group in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?

3. Where are Buford and Robert headed in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?

4. Who does Buford resume a friendship with in "Dusseldorf"?

5. What happens at the game in Hillsborough in "Dusseldorf"?

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