Wolf Man Jack Test #2 (Pages 5-8)
Quiz by Earl Kent
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- Q1
The Border stations had such a phenomenal signal that Wolf Man Jack received 4000 to 5000 pieces of mail:
his first week on the air
every week on the air
his first night on the air
every night on the air
120s - Q2
Border radio station XERF was located way out in the boondocks past:
Acapulco
Shreveport
the Akuna Pass
Mexico City
120s - Q3
The radio station agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada gave the US:
53 radio stations
50 radio stations (One for each State)
51 radio stations
52 radio stations
120s - Q4
Mexican Border stations were up to a 1000 times more powerful than US radio stations because:
There were so few of them
The owners were extremely rich
They were not regulated by the government
The towers were located in the desert away from the population centers
120s - Q5
Wolf Man Jack’s on-air radio shift on the border blasters was:
between Midnight to 4 am
during afternoon drive
between Six to 10 pm
during morning drive
120s - Q6
Which one of the following statements about radio station KUXL is false:
Wolf Man Jack co-owned the station
Wolf Man Jack was the featured DJ
Wolf Man Jack was the general manager
The station was located in Minnesota
120s - Q7
” Boogie with the Wolf Man” was an album by Wolf Man Jack and ______.
George Garrett
Bread
the Wolf Pack
the Wooden Nickel
120s - Q8
Who gave Wolf Man Jack the American rights to broadcast on several of the Mexican X stations?
Lonnie Napier
Harold Schwartz
The Mexican Government
George Garrett
120s - Q9
Why did Wolf Man Jack get a hold of radio station XERB?
The price was too good to pass up
It covered the 13 Western States
It was the closest station to his home in California
It covered the 13 Eastern States
120s - Q10
Radio station XERB in Tijuana, Mexico was known as:
The Million Watt Behemoth
The Mighty 1090
The Rhythm & Blues Behemoth
The Soul Power Behemoth
120s - Q11
Although XERB’s transmitter was south of the border it’s studio was in Los Angeles on:
Rodeo Drive
Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard
Mulholland Drive
120s - Q12
All Wolf Man Jack ‘on air’ broadcasts on XERB were:
taped 24 hours in advance and shipped to the transmitter for broadcast
broadcast live from the transmitter
taped at the transmitter and played 24 hours later
broadcast live from the studio
120s - Q13
Most phone calls that aired on the Wolf Man Jack show were:
answered and broadcast Live
automated and played back on a time delay
automated and triggered from the studio
taped and played back from a reel to reel
120s