Tropic of Cancer Quiz 4
1. "There are eight of us at the table - and three dogs." Who is Miller eating with?
- Jack
- Carl
- Joey
- Serge
2. What did Miller do in Florida?
- painted the Sistine Chapel
- staged a protest
- burned a cathedral
- asked a rabbi for a handout
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