Who was dozing by the stove in the barroom of the old tavern?
Mr. Wheeler
Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley
The narrator's friend
The bartender

What was the name of the old mining camp where the old tavern was located?
Angel's Camp
Gold Rush Camp
Silver Creek Camp
Rusty Mountain Camp

What was the narrator's reason for visiting Mr. Wheeler?
To find out about Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley
To buy a drink at the bar
To ask for directions to the nearest town
To fix the stove in the barroom

How did Mr. Wheeler react when the narrator mentioned Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley?
He became excited and started telling stories
He fell back asleep
He became defensive and refused to talk
He asked for money in exchange for information

What was the occupation of Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley?
Preacher
Miner
Teacher
Doctor

Where did Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley once live?
Angel's Camp
San Francisco
New York City
Los Angeles

Why did the narrator want to learn more about Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley?
A friend had asked him to find out information
He was writing a book about old mining camps
He was interested in becoming a preacher himself
He wanted to buy the old tavern

What was Mr. Wheeler's appearance like?
Fat, bald, and with a kind expression
Tall, muscular, and serious-looking
Thin, bearded, and angry
Short, balding, and scared

What did Mr. Wheeler do when the narrator approached him?
Dozed peacefully by the stove
Started telling stories about Rev. Leonidas W. Smiley
Ignored the narrator
Asked for a drink

In what condition was the old tavern where the narrator found Mr. Wheeler?
Rundown
Newly renovated
Abandoned
Fancy and luxurious.