Read TIME from cover to cover, omitting this column. Return to this column, quiz yourself. He who correctly answers 75 or more of the questions does well.

1) What U. S. city has an annual sacred drama? What U. S. town has two? (p. 60).

2) When was "Schooldays" published? "Under the Bamboo Tree?" "Asleep in the Deep?'' (p. 38).

3) What did a sporting churchman of Zion City, Ill. offer to bet even money on? (p. 58).

4) Who won the Schmeling-Hamas fight? (p. 36).

5) From where to where is what famed missionary known? (p. 58).

6) For how long did Melvin Traylor's heart stop beating before it stopped for good? (p. 53).

7) Not counting Arabs, how many men were killed in The Lost Patrol? (p. 48).

8) What happened to her trained nurse while Patricia Maguire of Oak Park, Ill. lay sleeping? (p. 44).

9) What is a Siedlungen? (p. 15).

10) What did a famed swindler want for his first meal in freedom? (p. 11).

11) Sixty Siberian dog teams mushed to the rescue of whom? (p. 18).

12) Where was a radical mural in a capitalist institution destroyed? Where was one completed? (p. 42).

13) How many times is Col. Shushan's name on Shushan airport? (p. 28).

14) What legislative body is endangered by what infection? (p. 10).

15) What Midwest newspaper syndicate was peddling death & destruction? (p. 46).

16) What industry is covered by the 288th NRA code? (p. 12).

17) Name two sponsors for the Exchange Bill. Name two of its authors. (p. 53)

18) Why did Samuel Johnson stop going backstage at David Garrick's theatre? (p. 63).

19) How fast is the Government spending money, (p. 11).

20) What kind of bonfire would the Bishop of London like to dance around? (p. 13).

21) Inclement weather was favorable to what Grecian visitor? (p. 18).

22) What new business did the Government get into last week? Had it been in the business before? (p. 26).

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