2. Martha Wollstein was a respected bacteriologist associated with what institution in 1918?
(a) The University of Chicago.
(b) The University of Pennsylvania.
(c) Harvard University.
(d) The Rockefeller Institute.

3. What did Oswald Avery add to his petri dish cultures to block pneumoccocal growth?
(a) Sodium baclorate.
(b) Sodium chloride.
(c) Amino acids.
(d) Sodium oleate.

4. What was the approximate population of the United states in 1918-1919?
(a) 80-85 million.
(b) 105-110 million.
(c) 120-125 million.
(d) 130-140 million.

5. Where did Paul Lewis grow up?
(a) Cleveland.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) Little Rock.
(d) Milwaukee.

6. How many people were reported to have died from influenza in Philadelphia on October 5, 1918?
(a) 254.
(b) 195.
(c) 135.
(d) 625.

7. What is the title of Part 6?
(a) "Annihilation."
(b) "The Pestilence."
(c) "The Warriors."
(d) "Explosion."

8. When did Provost Marshal Enoch Crowder issue his "work or fight" order?
(a) March 1, 1919.
(b) March 23, 1917.
(c) May 23, 1918.
(d) April 2, 1918.

9. What is the title of Part 7 of the book?
(a) "The Warriors."
(b) "Explosion."
(c) "The Pestilence."
(d) "The Race."

10. Where was Camp Pike located at the time of the pandemic?
(a) Missouri.
(b) Texas.
(c) Arkansas.
(d) Tennessee.

11. Where was Robert Prager born?
(a) Italy.
(b) England.
(c) France.
(d) Germany.

12. How many medical schools were there in Philadelphia when the outbreak occurred in 1918?
(a) 5.
(b) 12.
(c) 19.
(d) 23.

13. Who was Franklin Roosevelt's closest advisor that kept in hourly touch with his doctors when Roosevelt contracted the 1918 flu?
(a) Daniel Coit Gilman.
(b) Elias Canetti.
(c) Louis Howe.
(d) Samuel Tilden.

14. How old was William H. Park in 1918?
(a) 62.
(b) 55.
(c) 48.
(d) 65.

15. How many bodies did the Philadelphia morgue have room for when the pandemic started in 1918?
(a) 52.
(b) 36.
(c) 22.
(d) 16.