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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the boy who looks like Keith Richards say to Buford about the football violence?
(a) It's a vital part of the game and community.
(b) It's necessary.
(c) It is part of human nature and they would "go off" elsewhere if it weren't at the games.
(d) He hates it.

2. What does the man Buford meets in "Manchester" do with him that evening?
(a) Gets Buford really drunk as they talk.
(b) Takes him to dinner.
(c) Beats him up.
(d) Nearly kills Buford.

3. What country are the semi-finals held in Chapter 2?
(a) Germany
(b) England.
(c) Italy.
(d) Austria.

4. Who is Tony Roberts?
(a) A pub owner.
(b) A true thug.
(c) A football player.
(d) A well dressed leader who jumps from position to position.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mark point out to Buford in "Sunderland and Manchester" relating to mob violence?

2. Who does Buford attempt to locate to interview at the end of "A Station Outside Cardiff"?

3. What does it mean when "it's going to go off"?

4. What do Buford and R. McAllister discuss?

5. What is "the shove"?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Buford particularly intrigued by the Manchester United firm?

2. Why are Buford's friends surprised at Buford's reaction to the crowd's behavior at the train station?

3. Why does the Italian army arrive and escort them to the match in "Turin"?

4. What does Steve believe in "Sunderland and Manchester"?

5. Why do the members of the ICJ feel they are most effective when they are in a foreign country at the end of "Sunderland and Manchester"?

6. What is the purpose Buford has for writing "Among the Thugs"?

7. Who arrives at the Stamford Bridge in "A Station outside Cardiff" and what do they do?

8. What happens when Buford waits at a train station in "A Station Outside Cardiff"?

9. Explain what it means to be "on the jib."

10. Explain what Mick arranges for Buford in "Manchester."

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