2. Whom does Brent sit beside in the dining hall?
(a) Two Canadian cyclists.
(b) An older, bearded gentlemen.
(c) An eighteen year old German student.
(d) An attractive eighteen year old French girl.

3. What is Grandma's first language?
(a) French.
(b) Spanish.
(c) English.
(d) Yiddish.

4. At what kind of restaurant does Grandma tell Jenny to stop?
(a) A fish market.
(b) A Chinese restaurant.
(c) A Japanese sushi bar.
(d) A fast food chain.

5. What does Grandma survive in her youth?
(a) Scarlet fever.
(b) The Korean War.
(c) The Holocaust.
(d) A car accident.

6. What is Grandma wearing at the beginning of Chapter 8?
(a) A pink nightgown.
(b) A red hat.
(c) A purple robe.
(d) A navy dress.

7. What does Brent resolve as he is studying during his breaks.
(a) To give himself a new education.
(b) To become a teacher.
(c) To return to school.
(d) To read more books.

8. What is Tony doing while the teacher tells the students to write in their journals?
(a) Thumping his desk.
(b) Daydreaming about his vacation.
(c) Drawing the Seattle Mariners logo.
(d) Writing a note to a classmate.

9. What does Grandma wear on her head for the drive?
(a) A baseball cap.
(b) A purple hat to match her dress.
(c) A beautiful silk scarf.
(d) A wig from the Eisenhower era.

10. With whom does Tony pretend to have a conversation throughout Chapter 6?
(a) His best friend.
(b) A sports announcer.
(c) Bob Barker.
(d) His mother.

11. What pledge does Tony break while on summer vacation?
(a) The Dutch pledge.
(b) The German pledge.
(c) The American pledge.
(d) The Asian pledge.

12. Where does Brent go after he leaves the dining hall?
(a) A video store.
(b) The San Diego Zoo.
(c) A nearby golf range.
(d) The Golden Gate Bridge.

13. What book does Brent read as he crosses Louisiana?
(a) "Pride and Prejudice."
(b) "Two Years Before the Mast."
(c) "Davy Crockett."
(d) "The Alamo."

14. Who is Trish?
(a) A tour guide at the motel.
(b) A guest at the motel.
(c) A desk clerk at the motel.
(d) A maid at the motel.

15. In Chapter 5, when Brent enters a dining room, who fills him with envy?
(a) A bearded man playing a concertina.
(b) A smiling family having dinner.
(c) A young man dressed in a business suit.
(d) A story teller who is surrounded by youngsters.