3. What kind of stories does the narrator hear at the Cromley spike?
(a) Folk tales
(b) Ghost stories
(c) Bad luck stories
(d) Love stories

4. Paddy asks if ____________ lived before Jesus Christ.
(a) Buster Mottram
(b) Julius Caesar
(c) James Joyce
(d) Napolean

5. What does the narrator say uneducated men need to stay sane?
(a) Drugs
(b) Physical work
(c) A family
(d) Education

6. What does the narrator never expect a tramp to be when he gives them a penny?
(a) Grateful
(b) Drug addicts
(c) Employed in the morning
(d) Rich

7. How does the narrator describe Paddy's ignorance?
(a) Funny and cute
(b) Embarrassing
(c) Disgusting
(d) Limitless and appalling

8. Where does the narrator spend most of his time in this chapter?
(a) His lodgings
(b) The streets
(c) The cinema
(d) The library

9. Where do the group of men in this chapter live?
(a) Under a bridge
(b) An underground cellar
(c) On a boat
(d) A brothel

10. For how long is the narrator staying at the spike?
(a) Five days
(b) A weekend
(c) A week
(d) One night

11. What does the narrator say he will he never think again about tramps?
(a) They are drunken scoundrels
(b) They are at fault for being homeless
(c) They have somewhere to go
(d) They are a source of humor

12. Name one of the slang words Orwell lists in this chapter.
(a) Wag
(b) Funky
(c) Lark
(d) Gagger

13. What kind of food does the narrator say leads to malnutrition?
(a) Bread and margarine
(b) Steak and kidney pie
(c) Cheese on toast
(d) Beef steak

14. What does the narrator say a tramp needs?
(a) A free bath house
(b) Affection
(c) A farm
(d) Meaningful work

15. What can the narrator see the man is from his face?
(a) Starving
(b) Religious
(c) Humorless
(d) Loving