2. What is Ralph's term for prime ministers, presidents, cabinet members, and stars?
(a) Wealthy People.
(b) Regal People.
(c) Official People.
(d) The Rest of Us.

3. What Christmas present does the main character want more than anything during his childhood?
(a) Official Red Ryder lasso.
(b) Official Red Ryder wagon.
(c) Official Red Ryder air rifle.
(d) Official Red Ryder cowboy hat.

4. What were Ralph and his brother doing when Grover Dill came out of nowhere during their childhood?
(a) Playing football.
(b) Playing kick the can.
(c) Playing baseball.
(d) Playing soccer.

5. What did Ralph promise to do if he was allowed to go on the expedition in Chapter 8?
(a) Clean the boots.
(b) Set up the camp.
(c) Clean all the fish.
(d) Cook the dinner.

6. Why was Ralph on a blind date?
(a) Schwartz was scared to go out alone.
(b) Helen really wanted to go out with Ralph.
(c) Ralph did not have plans that night.
(d) Helen's father insisted it be a double date.

7. What club does Ralph so badly want to join?
(a) The Red Ryder Rangers.
(b) Grover Dill's Club.
(c) Flick's Tavern Crew.
(d) The Little Orphan Annie Secret Circle.

8. Why is Ralph disappointed when he finally figures out what the secret message reads?
(a) He does not understand the message.
(b) It does not mention Red Ryder.
(c) It is not a message on how to stop the villains.
(d) It is an advertisement.

9. What does Santa tell the author about the present he wants?
(a) "You'll shoot your eye out, kid."
(b) "Good choice for a present, kid."
(c) "How about some tinker toys?"
(d) "Happy holidays, kid."

10. What did Grover Dill do to make Ralph's lip bleed?
(a) He kicked Ralph.
(b) He hit Ralph.
(c) He tripped Ralph.
(d) He bit Ralph.

11. Who is the main character?
(a) Flick.
(b) Red Ryder.
(c) The Old Man.
(d) Ralph.

12. What does Ralph call Flick's jukebox?
(a) Guady.
(b) Pop Art.
(c) Loud.
(d) Classic.

13. Most people were ___ during the Great Depression?
(a) Overworked.
(b) Happy.
(c) Healthy.
(d) Unemployed.

14. Hohman, Indiana is described as being:
(a) An East coast town filled with mills, plants, and freight yards.
(b) A West coast town filled with taverns and shops.
(c) A busy Midwestern town filled with taverns and shops.
(d) A simple Midwestern town filled with mills, plants, and freight yards.

15. As what does Ralph use the "Get in there, kid, you're holding up the line" comment?
(a) It is his motivation to find a way out.
(b) It is his way of making friends.
(c) It is his way of beginning a story.
(d) It is his new mantra about life.