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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, "If I'm a Kid Doctor, Where's My Jar of Lollipops".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When he realizes that airline employees are suspicious of him, how does Frank gather more information about his role as a pilot?
(a) He goes to the library.
(b) He reads airline magazines.
(c) He uses a method of trial and error.
(d) He conducts more interviews.

2. Why does Frank want to deadhead on a flight out of New York City?
(a) He suspects the police are looking for him.
(b) He has to in order to be believable as a pilot.
(c) He wants to see the world.
(d) He wants to visit relatives in another city.

3. How does Frank get his pilot's license?
(a) He buys one from a company that prints licenses.
(b) He steals one from a pilot and adds his own name.
(c) He has a plaque made and then has the plaque copied.
(d) He forges one himself using a typewriter.

4. Why doesn't Frank move back to New Orleans when his girlfriend is transferred?
(a) He likes Atlanta better than New Orleans.
(b) He is afraid the police are still looking for him there.
(c) He does not really like his girlfriend that well.
(d) He does not want to leave his job as a doctor.

5. Why does Frank accept the job as a supervising resident, even though he knows that he is not qualified to practice medicine?
(a) He needs the money while he is living in Atlanta.
(b) He thinks that he learns the job as he goes along by watching the interns.
(c) The hospital tells him he does not actually have to practice medicine.
(d) He thinks he knows enough about medicine to fake it.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Frank get the Pan Am logo for his I.D. card?

2. How does Frank handle the questions about his trip to Dallas?

3. What does Frank need to fill out in order to deadhead on a flight?

4. How is Frank affected by his parents' divorce?

5. What is Frank's biggest complaint about the reformatory?

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