3. What is compared to old silk in Chapter 1?
(a) Garraty's shirt.
(b) McVries' jacket.
(c) Olson's hair.
(d) Garraty's mother's cheek.

4. How long has it been since Garraty has seen his father?
(a) Five years.
(b) Eight years.
(c) Eleven years.
(d) Three years.

5. Who wears horn-rimmed glasses with lenses like the bottom of Coke bottles?
(a) Stebbins.
(b) Pearson.
(c) Olson.
(d) Baker.

6. In Chapter 8, who describes the Long Walk as "the next thing to suicide"?
(a) Olson.
(b) Baker.
(c) McVries.
(d) Garraty.

7. In Chapter 6, whom does Garraty realize is gone when he looks around at 4 a.m.?
(a) Percy.
(b) Parker.
(c) No one.
(d) Gribble.

8. Who is responsible for the sign that the Walkers see that supports Garraty in Chapter 5?
(a) Aroostook County Parent's Association.
(b) His high school friends.
(c) Old Town High School.
(d) The merchant's association.

9. In Chapter 7, what game are Baker and Abraham playing?
(a) I Spy.
(b) License tag game.
(c) Twenty questions.
(d) Ghost.

10. Why says, "Sinless in thought, word, and deed"?
(a) McVries.
(b) Garraty.
(c) Stebbins.
(d) Baker.

11. What embarrasses Number 31 in Chapter 2?
(a) Getting the first warning of the Long Walk.
(b) Being called "fatso" by another boy.
(c) Tripping over his shoelaces.
(d) His mother calling his name.

12. How is number 38 Gribble described in Chapter 3?
(a) A Mama's boy.
(b) Like he came from the army.
(c) A bullet headed boy.
(d) An athlete.

13. When Chapter 8 begins, Ray vows to wait until at least what time before he eats anything?
(a) Eight-thirty.
(b) Ten o'clock.
(c) Nine-thirty.
(d) Nine o'clock.

14. Who says that Porterville is the only town where there are more graveyards than people?
(a) Garraty's mother.
(b) The Major.
(c) Garraty.
(d) Garraty's father.

15. What does Rank do to Barkovitch that is forbidden by the rules?
(a) Takes a swing at Barkovitch.
(b) Helps Barkovitch walk.
(c) Gives Barkovitch a drink.
(d) Knocks Barkovitch down.