4. What did Twain say people in Chapter 44 were using in place of "gone"?
(a) Something sounding like "wone."
(b) Out.
(c) Go.
(d) Went.

5. What institution did Twain describe the architecture of in Chapter 40?
(a) Hospital.
(b) Tribunals.
(c) Educational.
(d) The governor's mention.

6. What other work did the man Twain took his name from produce after Twain took his name?
(a) Nothing.
(b) News bulletins.
(c) Funny pieces.
(d) Steamboat reviews.

7. Where was Twain's friend when he saw the body of the second soldier?
(a) Munich.
(b) Paris.
(c) Bonn.
(d) Rome.

8. What did Twain compare steamboats to in Chapter 38?
(a) An average train.
(b) An average hotel.
(c) A large farm.
(d) An average fancy house.

9. What did Twain think of New Orleans graveyards in Chapter 42?
(a) He found them dirty.
(b) He found them too large.
(c) He found them too small.
(d) He found them beautiful.

10. What did Twain's friend say people never skimp on?
(a) Lawyers.
(b) Baked goods.
(c) Jewelry.
(d) Funerals.

11. What did Twain notice about the cities he was visiting in Chapter 57?
(a) They changed.
(b) They were taken over by the Union Army.
(c) They stayed the same.
(d) They were cleaner than he remembered.

12. What did the men on Twain's boat think of him wanting to disembark at Napoleon in Chapter 32?
(a) They found it alarming.
(b) They found it pathetic.
(c) They found it hilarious.
(d) They found it sad.

13. What was Twain considered to be in his home town, according to Chapter 53?
(a) Dead.
(b) A traitor.
(c) A fool.
(d) Famous.

14. How much money did Twain's friend leave after his death?
(a) $5,000.
(b) $10,000.
(c) $15,000.
(d) $75,000.

15. Where did the inhabitants near the battlefield in Chapter 34 take shelter?
(a) In neighboring cities.
(b) Caves.
(c) In refugee camps.
(d) Underground shelters.