The supplied two-page article provides direct evidence for all seven answer dispositions:
No outside answer reconstruction or unsupported guess was required.
The standalone quiz prints:
SHAUN TEXAS
The supporting article prints:
Shawn Texas
Disposition: Preserve each spelling in its original source record. The answer key identifies the quiz answer as D. Shaun Texas and records Shawn Texas as the supplied article spelling.
This is a documented published discrepancy, not a silent correction.
The quiz says Tommy Brackens started the season with Torker and ended with his own company, Tommy Brackens Products.
The supplied article caption says:
At the end of the year, he was off Torker and on GT.
Disposition: False.
The record must not imply that TBP existed as his year-end 1984 destination.
The article says Greg Hill won his second NORA Cup in a row and that it was his first one with GHP.
Disposition: True.
The quiz’s “wearing a GHP jersey” wording is treated as the published quiz phrasing; the source wording is preserved separately.
The article says Eric Rupe was NBL No. 1 Pro for 1984, beating Greg Hill by exactly 31 points.
Answer: 31 points.
The photograph caption explicitly identifies Pete Loncarevich as the pride of CW Racing and “Pistol Pete.”
Answer: B. Pistol Pete.
The article says Ronnie Anderson signed with Zeronine.
Answer: D. Zeronine.
The freestyle section calls Mike Dominguez “some young punk” who was “moving up” and states that he and Eddie Fiola battled it out.
Answer: Mike Dominguez.
The known Renny Roker / Renny Rocker series issue does not occur in the supplied 1984 quiz or article.
Disposition: Do not carry the issue into an unrelated year.