3. What was the name of the political group that emerged in the Texas Hill Country?
(a) The Socialist Texas Society.
(b) The Alamo Society.
(c) The Texas Republicans.
(d) The People's Party.

4. What was Sam Johnson if favor of raising taxes on?
(a) Diamond mines.
(b) Sulphur mines.
(c) Coal mines.
(d) Copper mines.

5. Where did Lyndon live while working in the town in #88?
(a) A boardinghouse.
(b) A farmhouse.
(c) An adobe hut.
(d) A rented room in a shack.

6. What shone through the ruined landscape of the Texas Hill Country?
(a) Gold.
(b) Limestone.
(c) Diamonds.
(d) Granite.

7. With whom did Lyndon carry on a daily correspondence?
(a) His brother.
(b) His mother.
(c) His father.
(d) His best friend.

8. What profession did Lyndon's father later aspire to?
(a) Banker.
(b) Politician.
(c) Editor.
(d) Lawyer.

9. Profits dropped so low for the group in #27 that they could not afford to buy _____________.
(a) seed.
(b) implements.
(c) livestock.
(d) offices.

10. For what physical quality are the Bunton men known?
(a) Piercing gaze.
(b) Long arms.
(c) Speech impediment.
(d) Bellowing laugh.

11. Which Bunton was Lyndon's most notable ancestor?
(a) Edward Baines.
(b) Davy Crockett.
(c) Bud Johnson.
(d) John Wheeler Bunton.

12. How many children did Sam Ealy Johnson and Eliza Bunton Johnson have?
(a) 6.
(b) 7.
(c) 9.
(d) 3.

13. How much land did the Bunton family still own in the Hill Country of Texas at the time this book was written?
(a) 1,000 acres.
(b) 500 acres.
(c) 200 acres.
(d) 50 acres.

14. With what medical organization did Sam Johnson have conflict?
(a) American Medical Association.
(b) The Surgeon General's Office.
(c) Texas Medical Association.
(d) Johns Hopkins Hospital.

15. Lyndon was notorious for _____________.
(a) sailing skills.
(b) deceit.
(c) his humor.
(d) public speaking.