3. What was a lecture series based on?
(a) Lessons learned from life.
(b) Writing successful books.
(c) Life altering illnesses.
(d) Love in the family.

4. What did Randy always want to experience while in grade school?
(a) Transcendence.
(b) Faith.
(c) Zero gravity.
(d) Pain.

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

6. What did Randy's sister do to his lunch box?
(a) Dropped it in a puddle.
(b) Painted it.
(c) Stomped on it.
(d) Threw it into the street.

7. What kind of car did Randy drive?
(a) Truck.
(b) Convertible.
(c) Coupe.
(d) Van.

8. What did Randy want to contribute to as an adult?
(a) Internet.
(b) The local newspaper.
(c) The card catalogue.
(d) The World Book Encyclopedia.

9. What equation was on Randy's wall?
(a) Quadratic equation.
(b) Equation for area of a cone.
(c) The Pythagorean Theorem.
(d) The Theory of Relativity.

10. Why did Randy say he was able to live out his childhood dreams?
(a) He never gave up.
(b) He found his wife.
(c) His parents helped him.
(d) He had great teachers.

11. What was Randy's father's job in the war?
(a) Driver.
(b) Pilot.
(c) Soldier.
(d) Medic.

12. Who pointed out Randy's rudeness to him?
(a) His sister.
(b) Jai.
(c) His father.
(d) A professor.

13. What did Randy say you could know for sure when people were hard on you?
(a) You could learn.
(b) They cared.
(c) You were improving.
(d) They were good teachers.

14. How did Randy describe his wife when he first met her?
(a) A concrete floor.
(b) An ice cube.
(c) A brick wall.
(d) A slab of granite.

15. What was Randy's wife's name?
(a) Jules.
(b) Jane.
(c) Jin.
(d) Jai.