3. What is the only proof Kurt needs for the existence of God?
(a) The sunrise.
(b) The singing of birds.
(c) His children.
(d) Music.

4. When did Eugene Debs die?
(a) 1926.
(b) 1981.
(c) 1911.
(d) 1941.

5. What type of engine did the Saab cars have in Kurt's day?
(a) Electric.
(b) Two-stroke.
(c) Steam.
(d) Four-stroke.

6. What genre does Kilgore Trout write?
(a) Suspense.
(b) Horror.
(c) Science fiction.
(d) Mystery.

7. By what ratio do guessers outnumber non-guessers?
(a) Five to one.
(b) Two to one.
(c) Six to one.
(d) Ten to one.

8. What did Abbie Hoffman say was the new high?
(a) Orange peels taken intranasally.
(b) Banana peels taken rectally.
(c) Apple skins taken intraveinously.
(d) Lemon rind taken orally.

9. What makes life worth living for Kurt, other than music?
(a) Sex.
(b) Nature.
(c) Saints.
(d) The Bible.

10. How much younger is Gil than Kurt?
(a) 36 years.
(b) 12 years.
(c) 5 years.
(d) 51 years.

11. Where was the election 'shamelessly rigged?'
(a) Texas.
(b) Florida.
(c) Ohio.
(d) Illinois.

12. What did Kurt used to be the owner and manager of?
(a) A restaurant.
(b) A gas station.
(c) An electronics store.
(d) A automobile dealership.

13. Who was President during the 1848 war with Mexico?
(a) Polk.
(b) Tyler.
(c) Taylor.
(d) Lincoln.

14. What does each short chapter in "Cat's Cradle" represent?
(a) Whatever you want it to.
(b) A stand-alone work of art.
(c) One day's work.
(d) A year of Kurt's life.

15. In what country did Kurt experience the best rhythm-and-blues combo he had ever heard?
(a) England.
(b) Germany.
(c) Poland.
(d) Finland.