The annual two-week vacation for those who produce The SandPaper and the 200 Plus history column is over. After basking in the warmest Christmas and New Year’s in recent memory, it’s back to work, and that means the answers to the end-of-the-year history exam have arrived. Give yourself four points for each correct answer plus add an additional four points if you got the bonus correct.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. At Lakehurst, N.J. the Navy christened its new dirigible the B. Shenandoah.
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