3. In this case, Mark writes that he feels his own and his team's experience in this area will serve as what?
(a) A penalty.
(b) A loss.
(c) A detriment.
(d) Their Unfair Advantage.

4. Mark reports to readers that he thinks about it for how long, and then decides to go ahead and give it a try?
(a) A whole year.
(b) Two years.
(c) Six months.
(d) A week.

5. Why does the answer to number 28 come as a bit of a shock?
(a) Prior to this no one he had ever met had ever honestly been able to report that a car could go no faster and be referring to a race car.
(b) The brakes are difficult to find in a race car.
(c) The race car is a very difficult vehicle to understand.
(d) Cars during this time are very unattractive to the average person.

Short Answer Questions

1. Mark is able to go ______________ at Indianapolis, and when he tells another driver this fact, the other man is shocked and walks off, literally reeling from the blow.

2. How does the Ferrari man feel about number 95?

3. Mark ends up in a car in which he says it is impossible to win. The cars doing well are over _____________ faster than his.

4. Mark tells readers that he dislikes _______________ between himself and anyone else.

5. The answer to number 86 brings out what?

(see the answer key)

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