2. Who do Hunter and Gene shout abuse at in this section?
(a) The runners.
(b) Ralph's family.
(c) The photographers.
(d) The press.

3. What does Gene dissuade Hunter from doing?
(a) Staying at a cheap hotel.
(b) Running in the marathon.
(c) Taking drugs.
(d) Going back to the Rolling Stone.

4. What is the name of the bar where Hunter meets Ralph?
(a) The Hoopla Bar.
(b) The Lu-Lu Lounge.
(c) The Ho-Ho Lounge.
(d) The Hula Hula.

5. What sporting season does Hunter say is now over?
(a) Basketball.
(b) Baseball.
(c) Track and Field.
(d) Football.

6. Who did the Hawaiians famously mistake to be their God Lono?
(a) Mark Twain.
(b) Captain Cook.
(c) Rudyard Kipling.
(d) Hunter Thompson.

7. What event did the Running Magazine ask Thompson to cover?
(a) The Kipling Cake Race.
(b) The Honolulu Marathon.
(c) The Captain Cook Boat Race.
(d) The New York Marathon.

8. Who does Hunter think may turn violent?
(a) Himself.
(b) The Samoan barman.
(c) Skinner.
(d) The Samoan doorman.

9. Whose letters are printed in the book?
(a) Rudyard Kipling's.
(b) Lono's.
(c) Captain Cook's.
(d) Mark Twain's.

10. What kind of captain does Steve say he is?
(a) A captain of the world.
(b) A captain of life.
(c) A captain to abuse.
(d) A captain for hire.

11. What is the name of the second chapter in this section?
(a) The Final Voyage.
(b) Trapped in a Queer Place.
(c) Going Home is Never Easy.
(d) Waving the Waves.

12. In what city does Hunter say he spent several weeks with Gene doing drugs?
(a) Bangkok.
(b) Saigon.
(c) Tokyo.
(d) Peking.

13. What does Steve suggest he and Hunter should do?
(a) Swim.
(b) Fish.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Drink.

14. What does Hunter watch in Wilbur's house?
(a) Football.
(b) Baseball.
(c) The marathon.
(d) Cartoons.

15. What kind of war club does the man at the gift shop suggest Hunter buy?
(a) An Indian war clup.
(b) A Hawaiian war club.
(c) A Samoan war club.
(d) A Viking war club.