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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through September 14th.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What one good thing had Holley done that remains at the graphics business?
(a) Turned a bird into a Pegasus.
(b) Wrote a manual on graphic design.
(c) Created a mural along the hallway.
(d) Instilled the value of artistic integrity in the design team.

2. Why does Lewis think he can find the Cahulawassee River himself?
(a) He trusts his instinctive sense of direction.
(b) He got directions at the filling station.
(c) He can see the trees beside the river in the distance.
(d) He has pored over maps until he has the way memorized.

3. What kind of men work at the graphics studio?
(a) Men who failed elsewhere due to lack of talent.
(b) Men who'd tried it in New York and returned to the South.
(c) Men who are difficult with whom it is difficult to get along.
(d) Men who take orders well.

4. Alone in his office after the luncheon during which the canoe trip was proposed, what depresses Ed?
(a) He fears his marriage is coming apart.
(b) He wishes he'd not fired a talented artist.
(c) He is afraid something bad will happen on the trip.
(d) He feels that what he does is inconsequential.

5. What memory does the sight of a red-and-white drive-in reawaken in Ed as he and Lewis drive past it?
(a) A time when Lewis criticized the food.
(b) Having lunch with his co-workers.
(c) Stopping there with Dean after a baseball game.
(d) A Christmas party where he drank too much.

Short Answer Questions

1. What people surround Ed as he walks back to work from having lunch with the other men?

2. Before Lewis arrives to begin the canoe trip, what does Ed's wife do to make Ed feel better?

3. When does Lewis say the men should meet for their canoe trip?

4. What one thing do all three men invited for the canoe trip share?

5. What does the Kitt's model do during the photo shoot that gives Ed a deep male thrill?

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