4. In Chapter 17, Richard tells a story about hanging out with friends who want to ___________________.
(a) travel the world.
(b) smoke cigarettes.
(c) drink beer.
(d) join the army.

5. Over what body of water does Richard paraglide?
(a) Lake Erie.
(b) Mississippi River.
(c) Atlantic Ocean.
(d) Puget Sound.

6. Shepherd reminds Richard that Richard has a passion for _________________ when he was young.
(a) guitars.
(b) football.
(c) writing.
(d) cars.

7. What name does Dickie now want to be called?
(a) Chairman.
(b) Prince.
(c) Sir.
(d) Captain.

8. Richard encourages Dickie to free himself from __________________.
(a) smoking.
(b) numbers.
(c) swearing.
(d) lying.

9. When explaining the different levels that make up his whole being, Richard tells Dickie that he envisions himself as ______________________.
(a) a focus group leader.
(b) a corporate executive.
(c) the captain of a ship.
(d) the coach of a football team.

10. When Richard returns home in Chapter 11, he feels as if he is acting ____________________.
(a) petulantly.
(b) angrily.
(c) childishly.
(d) coyly.

11. Where is the angel at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) He is watching Richard from above.
(b) He is by Richard's side.
(c) He is walking behind Richard.
(d) He has disappeared.

12. Who shows up in Richard's life to teach him lessons?
(a) Angels.
(b) A priest.
(c) His mother.
(d) His conscience.

13. What does Richard see from the air that the adult brain says it could not reasonably survive?
(a) Bear.
(b) Deer.
(c) Coyote.
(d) Geese.

14. Dickie is the age that Richard was when _______________________.
(a) his brother died.
(b) he was on the hockey team.
(c) he got his driver's license.
(d) he fell in love.

15. Richard tells Dickie that the two things necessary to get through life are the power of consent and ___________________.
(a) spirituality.
(b) a sense of humor.
(c) the purpose of happiness.
(d) good friends.