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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. Who is Claude Tyler?
(a) Auto mechanic.
(b) Barber.
(c) Artist.
(d) Librarian.
2. Where does William sleep in Deming, New Mexico?
(a) College parking lot.
(b) YMCA.
(c) A room.
(d) Camp site.
3. What slogan does the bank's advertising billboard have on it in Jonesboro, Tennessee?
(a) Open an account and receive a free gift.
(b) When you're better, you get bigger.
(c) Think big, get rich.
(d) We have loans for you.
4. What happens to William's van on the campus of East Carolina University?
(a) Someone tries to steal it.
(b) Students laugh at it.
(c) It breaks down.
(d) It starts to get towed.
5. What state does William meet Bob Andriot, Tony Harkin, and Kirk Littefield in?
(a) Virginia.
(b) Kentucky.
(c) South Carolina.
(d) Iowa.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of eyebrows does William describe Kermit Pell as having?
2. How old is Porfirio?
3. What kind of work does William do for pay in Wanchese, North Carolina?
4. How long does William drive without seeing a single town west of Eldorado, Texas?
5. How long did the Pony Express exist, according to William in Section 5?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Portal Paradise?
2. What history does William learn when he visits Ninety Six, South Carolina?
3. What is the reaction when William orders a chocolate milkshake near Frenchman, Nevada?
4. Describe the weather conditions as William drives across the Appalachian Mountains.
5. What figure in history is Dare County, North Carolina, named after?
6. How does William describe Johnson City?
7. What kind of work does William do in Wanchese, North Carolina?
8. What does William discover in Nameless, Tennessee?
9. Why does William name his van "Ghost Dancing"?
10. What happens when William sleeps in his van on the campus of East Carolina University?
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