4. What does Seth talk to Winfield about to get him excited about Lathrop's election win?
(a) Marriage and traveling.
(b) Bonuses and prostitutes.
(c) Computer games and baseball.
(d) Drugs and music.

5. Why are Broussard and Suzanne so keen to get away for the night?
(a) They want to get married in secret.
(b) They want to see the latest French film.
(c) They haven't been together for four days.
(d) They have to meet Suzanne's parents.

6. Where does Boudreaux have to dump the stumps?
(a) In a shed.
(b) In a pit.
(c) In the forest.
(d) On a fire.

7. What does Winfield talk to the train man about?
(a) Computers and literature.
(b) Baseball and writing.
(c) Travel and music.
(d) Money and drugs.

8. What does Suzanne do for a living?
(a) She's a writer.
(b) She's an actor.
(c) She's an artist.
(d) She's a journalist.

9. Where is Boudreaux shot?
(a) In his leg.
(b) In his stomach.
(c) In his head.
(d) In his chest.

10. Where does Winfield run into some old friends?
(a) The grocer's.
(b) The barbershop.
(c) The pool hall.
(d) The fishery.

11. What is the name of Winfield's friend who he has a wild night with in this section?
(a) Dennis.
(b) Wren.
(c) Clois.
(d) Jose.

12. What is the title of Book III?
(a) The Silly Man Who Laughs at Nothing.
(b) When People Stop Talking.
(c) Funny Turns During Funny Times.
(d) When the Sun Begins to Shine.

13. What does Broussard's parole officer tell Broussard he needs proof of?
(a) Marriage.
(b) Place of birth.
(c) Accomodation.
(d) Employment.

14. What does Boudreaux feel like he has twisted in his gut?
(a) Clay.
(b) Metal.
(c) Mud.
(d) Bricks.

15. Which two people does Hunnicut say have made Lathrop's career?
(a) Troy and Hunnicut.
(b) David and Seth.
(c) April and Seth.
(d) Hunnicut and Lathrop.