1. What is he referring to when The Judge lectures Roy on the Biblical tale of the dog returning to its own vomit?
(a) That Roy is stupid like a dog.
(b) That Roy constantly eats until he gets sick.
(c) That Roy continues to return to his old mistakes.
(d) That Roy keeps coming back to baseball.

2. What happens when Pop lets Roy pitch in Bump's place?
(a) Bump tries to destroy Roy's reputation as a baseball player.
(b) Bump cheers Roy on even though he knows he has lost his pitching position.
(c) Bump tries to be a hero and fractures his skull at the wall trying to catch a ball.
(d) Bump helps Roy by practicing pitching with him, but gets hurt during the practice.

3. When Roy visits a fortune teller, what does she tell him?
(a) That he will hit a homerun in his next game.
(b) That he will have a new team scout trying to recruit him.
(c) That he and Memo will soon be married.
(d) That he will soon meet a beautiful brunette.

4. What does Roy think of Doc Knobb's help?
(a) He believes it helps the team.
(b) He goes along with it, but doesn't believe it helps.
(c) He refuses it and leaves the group.
(d) He asks for an extra practice session to improve his batting.

5. When Red Blow tells Pop that Roy is a "natural" what does that indicate?
(a) That he doesn't need to practice to be good.
(b) That he got his talent naturally and can't be beat.
(c) That he will be a great baseball player for the team.
(d) That he likes to eat natural foods and live simply.