2. According to Ruth Holcomb, what did a bald eagle do to a baby?
(a) Adopted the baby as an eaglet and brought it worms to eat.
(b) Snatched some of the baby's hair for its nest.
(c) Bit the baby's face.
(d) Stole the baby from a carriage and took it to the nest.

3. Why did Henry Harrison Mayes set a goal to put signs on other planets?
(a) He always wanted to be an astronaut.
(b) He once saw a UFO.
(c) He believes it's his divine mission.
(d) He believes this planet will be used up soon.

4. What fruit did D. B. Dayton not know how to peel the first time he ate one?
(a) A papaya.
(b) A peach.
(c) A nectarine.
(d) A banana.

5. What would Charles Phillips do if he couldn't sleep?
(a) Read his Bible and pray.
(b) Play checkers.
(c) Play his banjo.
(d) Drink warm milk.

6. According to Ruth Holcomb, how long did people in her youth think it would take a person to go mad after being bitten by a rabid dog?
(a) A week.
(b) Two weeks.
(c) Nine days.
(d) A month.

7. What work did D. B. Dayton do for the WPA during the Depression?
(a) Surveyed land and made maps.
(b) Built roads & hauled acid wood, tanbark, and fence posts.
(c) Built a bridge.
(d) Grew cotton.

8. From what profession did Henry Harrison Mayes retire?
(a) Practicing law.
(b) Teaching.
(c) Coal mining.
(d) Farming.

9. In what season of the year did most of Jud's blacksmith customers pay for the work Jud had done for them?
(a) Summer.
(b) Winter.
(c) Autumn.
(d) Spring.

10. How did D. B. Dayton's mother become crippled?
(a) A childhood incident broke her spine.
(b) She had polio as a child.
(c) She fell down the stairs and injured her leg.
(d) She was in a car wreck.

11. When Jud was seventeen, for whom did he work?
(a) The local tanner.
(b) The local sheriff.
(c) A local blacksmith.
(d) The local preacher.

12. When did Charles Phillips learn to read?
(a) In 1956 when he was called by God to serve as a preacher.
(b) As a young boy in school.
(c) In his fifties thanks to a literacy tutor.
(d) In 1960 after he married a woman who could read.

13. What job did D. B. Dayton and his family have at the Vogel Lumber Company?
(a) Lumber stacking.
(b) Saw operating.
(c) Fire watching to make sure no fires burned the rail fences.
(d) Selling the lumber.

14. According to Jennie Arrowood, how did a fiddler evade a panther after him?
(a) By climbing a tree & playing the fiddle to scare the panther.
(b) By screaming loudly and scaring the animal away.
(c) By outrunning the animal.
(d) By hitting the animal with a big stick.

15. At what specific place did Charles Phillips one day feel compelled to go pray?
(a) A certain rock outside his home.
(b) The northernmost corner of his cornfield.
(c) The southeastern corner of his bedroom.
(d) A certain tree in his apple orchard.