2. What did Michener discover had occurred along the Mediterranean sea coast since his last visit three years earlier?
(a) the seacoast was being preserved
(b) the seashore had deteriorated
(c) it was developed with apartment buildings and resorts
(d) there had been an oil spill

3. Pamplona is preparing for the yearly feast of:
(a) Isabel
(b) San Fermin
(c) Santa Teresa
(d) Juan Carlos

4. Which Spanish city had the most personal meaning for Michener?
(a) Teruel
(b) Sevilla
(c) Barcelona
(d) Grenada

5. The bulls that give the best fight are from:
(a) Wisconsin
(b) Catalona
(c) Mexico
(d) the south of Spain

6. Which of the following is a popular sport in Spain?
(a) cricket
(b) La Crosse
(c) baseball
(d) jai alai

7. What does Michener say of Portugal?
(a) most women prefer Portugal to Spain
(b) Portugal has more history and culture than Spain
(c) most men prefer Portugal to Spain
(d) Spain is cleaner than Portugal

8. While traveling from town to town, Michener is tracing the history of:
(a) Alphonso
(b) Isabel
(c) Franco
(d) Juan Carlos

9. The Day of St. James begins with a midnight:
(a) Mass
(b) procession with a statue of St. James
(c) fireworks display
(d) procession with a statue of the Virgin

10. The colors of the cape are:
(a) the colors of the matador
(b) red and blue
(c) the colors of the bull ring
(d) magenta and yellow

11. This pilgrimage across Spain is known as:
(a) the Way of St. James
(b) the Way
(c) The Path of James
(d) The Pilgrimage of James

12. The highlight of the feast of San Fermin is the:
(a) carnival
(b) speech by the President
(c) blessing of new priests
(d) running of the bulls

13. The site of the picnic at Roncesvalles is a significant site:
(a) in the Christians' fight against Islam
(b) of a Great Mosque
(c) in the Greek invasion of Spain
(d) in Franco's war against the Republicans

14. What does Michener learn of the publishing business in Spain?
(a) books sell well
(b) both books and magazines sell well
(c) magazines sell well
(d) neither books nor magazines sell well

15. The patron saint of Spain is:
(a) St. Juan
(b) St. Augustin
(c) St. Teresa
(d) St. James