2. How did the Rothell family get hot water?
(a) They boiled it on the stove.
(b) They heated it in the fireplace.
(c) Their stove had a water tank to provide hot water.
(d) They had hot and cold running water via their plumbing.

3. What did Henry Harrison Mayes promise God he would do if he survived the accident in his youth?
(a) Become a physician.
(b) Build the town a new church.
(c) Deliver God's word.
(d) Give his money to the poor.

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

5. Where was D. B. Dayton cared for when he developed tuberculosis as a child?
(a) At home.
(b) At a sanitarium.
(c) At his grandparents' home.
(d) At a hospital.

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

7. What did Henry Harrison Mayes set as his goal?
(a) Owning a general store.
(b) Learning how to be a blacksmith.
(c) Bringing the word of God to everyone on earth.
(d) Earning a college degree after age thirty.

8. Which of the following activities was not attributed to panthers in Foxfire 9?
(a) Sleeping in a henhouse.
(b) Chasing a woman on horseback.
(c) Chasing a midwife as she traveled home.
(d) Stealing and eating babies.

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

10. What did D. B. Dayton's family do with the eggs they raised on their farm?
(a) Traded them for other staples.
(b) Became chicken breeders.
(c) Sold them to chicken breeders.
(d) Gave them to poor families to eat.

11. How much money have Henry Harrison Mayes and his wife put into his signs?
(a) Nearly $75,000.
(b) $1,000
(c) $500.
(d) $10,000.

12. What home remedies did D. B. Dayton's family use for illnesses?
(a) Honey and dandelion greens.
(b) Chamomile tea and ginseng.
(c) Sulfur, molasses, and alum.
(d) Turpentine, castor oil, salts, and soot.

13. What did Jud's family use during his childhood to ward off flu?
(a) Honey and turpentine.
(b) Castor oil.
(c) Epsom salts.
(d) A mixture of sorghum and sulfur.

14. What was a reason people interviewed in Foxfire 9 gave for panthers entering homes?
(a) To follow dogs or cats indoors.
(b) To get warm during cold weather.
(c) To get dry during rainy weather.
(d) Searching for food.

15. When did Jud and his siblings receive new shoes, cheese, and soda?
(a) At Easter.
(b) At Christmas.
(c) On their birthdays.
(d) Whenever their father sold cotton.