4. How much money did the shoe boys have to flash at clubs?
(a) Thousands of dollars.
(b) Rolls.
(c) Bags.
(d) Hundreds of dollars.

5. What job or type of work did Tommy's landlord have at the time Tommy got in trouble for being in a hold-up?
(a) Manufacturing.
(b) Coal and ice.
(c) Delivery service.
(d) Politician.

6. What is Tommy's last name?
(a) Amato.
(b) Romano.
(c) Giordano.
(d) Castelli.

7. What newspaper does Tommy read mornings before the store gets busy?
(a) World-Telegram.
(b) News and Mirror.
(c) Daily News.
(d) Journal-American.

8. On what street is the candy store located?
(a) Perry.
(b) Prince.
(c) Bedford.
(d) Cornelia.

9. Who paid to set up the candy store where Tommy works?
(a) An uncle.
(b) His grandfather.
(c) His father-in-law.
(d) His father.

10. What slang word is used for the money the shoe boys had that Tony used to hang out with?
(a) Mazuma.
(b) Quid.
(c) Bread.
(d) Benjamins.

11. What entertainment did the shoe boys arrange for a club?
(a) Popular singers.
(b) Swing band.
(c) Television.
(d) Radio.

12. How much money did Tommy make when he took in punchboards for a syndicate?
(a) $55.
(b) $45.
(c) $80.
(d) $75.

13. What hours does Tommy work at the candy store?
(a) 7 a.m. to almost 11 p.m.
(b) 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
(c) 8 a.m. to nearly midnight.
(d) 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

14. When Tommy put a slot machine in the store, what would anyone get who played a nickel?
(a) A coupon for a soda.
(b) A coupon for a peppermint candy.
(c) A pack of gum.
(d) A roll of mints.

15. How are the profits counted at the store Tommy and Rosa tend?
(a) Hundreds of dollars.
(b) Dollars.
(c) Nickels.
(d) Pennies.