2. What did Johnny's father think about his love of music?
(a) It was a gift.
(b) It was nice for church.
(c) It was a waste of time.
(d) It was a great career.

3. Which celebrity once told Johnny that "The higher up the ladder you get, the brighter your ass shines."?
(a) Ernest Tubb.
(b) Minnie Pearl.
(c) Ed Sullivan.
(d) Johnny Carson.

4. Who were the members of the Tennessee Two?
(a) Luther and Marshall.
(b) Luther and Winton.
(c) Hall and Jackson.
(d) Hall and Marshall.

5. Which of his brothers was Johnny's hero?
(a) Jim.
(b) Jacob.
(c) Jack.
(d) Joe.

6. What part of his body did the person in #62 receive injuries in a car accident?
(a) Elbow.
(b) Knee.
(c) Toe.
(d) Tongue.

7. How did Johnny's mother earn money for his voice lessons?
(a) She cleaned houses.
(b) She made custom dresses.
(c) She worked in a restaurant.
(d) She took in laundry.

8. What was Johnny's mother's name?
(a) Carolee.
(b) Camille.
(c) Cassie.
(d) Carrie.

9. What was the name of Johnny's band in the city in #52?
(a) Memphis Mafia.
(b) The Georgia Guys.
(c) Tennessee Two.
(d) Arkansas Altos.

10. Who was Johnny's second wife?
(a) June Carter.
(b) Arnelle Sampson.
(c) Darlene Good.
(d) Marie Withers.

11. At what age did Johnny begin to work in the fields?
(a) 13.
(b) 10.
(c) 8.
(d) 16.

12. What beautiful sight did Johnny remember from living on the farm?
(a) Cotton fields.
(b) Sunflowers.
(c) Strawberries.
(d) Sunsets.

13. In what year did Johnny Cash's ancestors settle in America?
(a) 1854.
(b) 1777.
(c) 1911.
(d) 1667.

14. What boyhood friend did Johnny recall while driving toward Northern California one day?
(a) Petey Jackson.
(b) Pete Barnhill.
(c) Pat Winston.
(d) Paul Branson.

15. What was the name of the song offered to Johnny by the person in #67?
(a) Islands in the Stream.
(b) Hello, Walls.
(c) Solitaire.
(d) City of New Orleans.