1. Why does Mr. Weaver want Willie to pay attention to every detail leading up to the game?
(a) He is worried that the Crazy Horse Electric team will be difficult to beat.
(b) He wants Willie to have a strong memory to rely on, like his own memory of the Rose Bowl game.
(c) He is worried that Willie is not really focused on the game.
(d) He has a feeling that something is going to go wrong.

2. How does the umpire respond after Sal Whitworth hits Johnny?
(a) He tells Johnny that he deserved it, and he had better be quiet now.
(b) He gives Sal a warning and threatens to throw him out.
(c) He calls both coaches over and asks them to control their players.
(d) He throws Sal out of the game for unsportsmanlike conduct.

3. What is wrong with Wilie's final pitch in the Crazy Horse Electric game?
(a) He throws so hard that he tears the tendons in his elbow.
(b) He pitches it into the dirt.
(c) His pitch is supposed to be a fast ball, but it does not have enough speed.
(d) His delivery is off, the pitch does not drop and he lands unbalanced.

4. How does Johnny react when he discovers that Marty has given drugs to Willie?
(a) He grabs Marty and beats him until he is bleeding.
(b) He begins to panic and starts shaking Willie.
(c) He yells at Jenny for not staying with Willie.
(d) He runs for the phone to call for an ambulance.

5. How does Johnny Rivers convince the English teacher to let him tell his joke?
(a) He tells her that he has been thinking of writing a book and wants help with his idea.
(b) He does not ask; he just begins to tell the story.
(c) He tells her that it is really funny.
(d) The class is talking about verbal irony, so Johnny's story fits right in.