3. What did Randy say he could do for his children without being alive?
(a) Give them their true worth.
(b) Tell them where to turn for help.
(c) Solve their problems.
(d) Make sure they knew he loved them.

4. Who saw Randy driving in his car one day?
(a) A colleague.
(b) A neighbor.
(c) A student.
(d) A friend.

5. How many tumors did Randy have?
(a) 8.
(b) 10.
(c) 6.
(d) 12.

6. Randy refused to see his cancer diagnosis as ____________.
(a) His legacy.
(b) Serious.
(c) A wake up call.
(d) A death sentence.

7. Where did Randy feel a pain before his cancer diagnosis?
(a) His side.
(b) All of these.
(c) His abdomen.
(d) His chest.

8. What did Randy's wife suggest he do instead of a lecture?
(a) Do a lecture at home.
(b) Spend more time with the family.
(c) Write a book.
(d) Make a video.

9. What sport did Randy love most?
(a) Football.
(b) Basketball.
(c) Tennis.
(d) Volleyball.

10. What did Randy say all children needed to know?
(a) How to solve problems.
(b) Their parents loved them.
(c) What their true worth is.
(d) Where to turn for help.

11. What did Randy turn to as a child to learn things?
(a) His parents.
(b) An encyclopedia.
(c) His teachers.
(d) The computer.

12. What was Randy's main goal while treating his cancer?
(a) To stay alive.
(b) All of these.
(c) To avoid pain.
(d) To forge new paths.

13. How did Randy want to leave a message for his children when he died?
(a) By recording a movie.
(b) By writing a book.
(c) By singing a song.
(d) By giving a lecture.

14. How did Randy feel when Jai hit his car?
(a) Angry.
(b) Ambivalent.
(c) Amused.
(d) Confused.

15. What did Randy hope his nieces and nephews would do for him after his death?
(a) Be there for his children.
(b) Be good people.
(c) Comfort his wife.
(d) Remember him fondly.