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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens in Peterborough in "Dusseldorf"?
2. Why does Buford say this moment of violence is addictive to those in the crowd on "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
3. What does Buford begin subscribing to in "Dusseldorf"?
4. Where is the European Championship supposed to be held in the chapter, "Dusseldorf"?
5. What does Buford notice about the crowd at the FA cup match during halftime in "Cambridge"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens in the Cambridge Millwall game?
2. What does Buford say about crowd theories in the middle of "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
3. What qualities make DJ different from other football supporters according to Buford in "Dusseldorf"?
4. According to Buford, explain what the crowd is like when waiting for a goal to be scored at a football match.
5. According to Buford, how does a crowd react if a goal is never scored?
6. What is interesting about the bar that hosts the disco party in "Bury St. Edmunds"?
7. What does Buford say at the end of "Dawes Road, Fulham" about the moment when the mob goes off?
8. What does Buford realize when he is among the crowd in Tottenham in "Dawes Road, Fulham"?
9. How does Buford end up at the political disco party hosted by the NF?
10. Describe what DJ, a budding photographer, tells Buford at the beginning of "Dusseldorf."
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Do you think European policemen are effective in controlling the chaos and violence of the football supporter's? How do the police help relieve or contribute to the violence of the crowds?
Essay Topic 2
Explain the feelings of waiting for a goal to be scored during a football match. How does Buford feel as he waits for a scored goal in the chapter "Cambridge"?
Essay Topic 3
Buford does not mention many incidents involving women. Explain the two cases in which women are mentioned and how women might be affected as a whole by the violence and chaos of the football supporter's.
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