Aggieville wouldn't be Aggieville if it weren't for the bars. Test your familiarity with these establishments that are literally within crawling distance of each other.

QUIZ

1.) "It's the hipster bar of Manhattan. They never have bad music; it's mostly alternative and reggae, like Sublime." -- Trey Patrick, junior in social science A.) Silverado Saloon B.) Rusty's Last Chance C.) O'Malley's Alley D.) The Purple Pig

2.) "It's the oldest bar in Aggieville." - Dylan McKee, senior in English A.) So Long Saloon B.) Tank's Tavern C.) The Kathouse Lounge D.) The Aggie Lounge

3.) "The largest and most spacious of all the bars. It's all in the open." - Jim Baily, senior in electrical engineering A.) Rusty's Last Chance B.) Auntie Mae's Parlor C.) Rock-a-belly Deli D.) The Salty Rim

4.) "If you want to dance, it's the place to go." - Elisha Sullivan, senior in mathematics and economics A.) O'Malley's Alley B.) PJ's Pub C.) Tubby's Bar and Grill D.) Kite's Bar and Grill

5.) "It has the best burgers in Aggieville." - Lonnie McPheter, senior in golf course management A.) Pat's Blue Rib'n B.) Fat's Bar C.) Rusty's Last Chance D.) So Long Saloon

6.) "It has more of a swanky, mature atmosphere with a bigger city feel. You can dress up nice and sit on comfortable furniture. The no-smoking policy attracts people, too." - Brian Berry, owner A.) The Kathouse Lounge B.) Rocky-a-belly Deli C.) The Aggie Lounge D.) Kite's Bar and Grill

7.) "It's like being at home because you don't have to worry about looking good. The crowd is mostly whiskey-and-coke types: hippies, metal heads, rockabillies, blue collars." - Lizzy Revak, bartender A.) Tank's Tavern B.) Auntie Mae's Parlor C.) PJ's Pub D.) Tubby's Bar and Grill

ANSWERS: 1. c; 2. d; 3. a; 4. c; 5. d; 6. a; 7. b