1. What does Pop do when he sees Roy and Memo returning to the motel in the morning?
(a) He tells Roy to leave Memo alone and not to go out with her any more.
(b) He asks Roy if he and Memo are planning on getting married.
(c) He benches Roy for being out all night.
(d) He fines Roy $100 for not being in his room the night before.

2. How does Roy feel when the fans began to cheer him on after he gets out of the slump?
(a) He doesn't care about them and hardly notices them.
(b) He remembers how they treated him when he was in a slump.
(c) He is afraid they will turn on him because of his gambling.
(d) He feels like a hero and the best ballplayer ever.

3. What does Memo's reaction to Bump's death tell the reader, given her lack of relationship with him?
(a) It shows she cannot form stable relationships.
(b) It shows she didn't care much for Bump.
(c) It shows she loved Bump, but quickly forgot him.
(d) It shows she really loved Roy all along.

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

5. What does Roy think about his ability to play after his stay in the hospital?
(a) He is sure he is well enough to play.
(b) He is afraid he will pass out.
(c) He thinks he can't even hit the ball.
(d) He thinks he is out of his slump.