Live learning page: https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/learning-resources/quizzes/1978-bmx-history-quiz
Primary verification source: BMX Action, December 1986, pp. 32–33, retrospective feature “1978”
| Item | Verified answer | Evidence from the supplied source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | B. Bobby Encinas | The article states that the winner of the 1978 NORA Cup—the first NORA Cup—was factory Shimano racer Bobby Encinas. | Verified |
| 2 | Oklahoma | The photo caption says Jeff Ruminer came from Oklahoma. | Verified; published-name discrepancy |
| 3 | C. Modesto, CA | The article identifies Stanley Robinson with Kings BMX track in Modesto. | Verified |
| 4 | C. Bob Haro | The “Custom Numbers and Addicks Sprockets” section says Bob Haro found custom number plates profitable. | Verified |
| 5 | A. “Almost zilch job” | A reproduced BMX Action quotation describes the NBA as doing its usual “almost zilch job” of promoting. | Verified |
| Extra credit | A. San Diego, CA | The image caption identifies Wheels ’N Things as a bike shop out of San Diego. | Verified |
The quiz reads “JEFF RUIMNER.” The supporting article reads “Jeff Ruminer.”
Archival treatment:
Extra-credit option D reads “PITTSBURG, PA.” The Pennsylvania city is normally spelled Pittsburgh. Because this is a published distractor rather than the verified answer, it is preserved exactly and documented without alteration.
The answers are verified only against the supplied two-page retrospective article. No unsupplied answer key, direct magazine scan URL, or additional source has been invented.