How we cite our quotes:
Quote #1
"You could warn them… if only you spoke Hovitos!"
We're inclined to be a little easy on Indy here, since "Basics of the Hovitos Language" is rarely taught down at the local college. But it's hard to deny that a little book-learning would have come in very handy.
Quote #2
"There's only one place he can sell it: Marrakesh!"
Here we have a bit of street smarts on display: the sort of thing you can only learn by getting out there and grappling with life. The irony of this line is that Indy delivers it in the classroom, where knowledge comes in convenient books and the occasional cribbed test from that smart guy who lives down the hall.
Quote #3
"What you did was you take the staff to a special room in Tanis, a map room with a miniature of the city all laid out on the floor."
Indy delivers a rather elegant merging of his two types of knowledge: He's only read about the map room in a book, since it hasn't been uncovered for thousands of years. But in order to learn its secrets, he's got to get out of the library and actually find the thing.