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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Toward evening in Chapter 7, what type of fish does Brian catch?
(a) Bluegills.
(b) Trout.
(c) Panfish.
(d) Northern.
2. How long will Brian wait to cut the stitches from the dog's wound?
(a) 2 weeks.
(b) 8 days.
(c) 3 days.
(d) A week.
3. What does Brian decide to use to stitch the dog's wound?
(a) Cat gut.
(b) Thread.
(c) Polymer thread.
(d) Fishing line.
4. Where does Brian put the pelt he skins in Chapter 6?
(a) Over a rock.
(b) In the canoe.
(c) In a tree.
(d) On a bush.
5. What author who wrote about the bush does Brian think of after the dog's wound is sewn together?
(a) Louis L'Amour.
(b) Ernest Thompson Seton.
(c) Jack London.
(d) Clarke Irwin.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Brian consider boiling up some to sterilize the dog's wound?
2. In Chapter 7, how many grouse does Brian remember shooting on the wing?
3. In Chapter 7 when Brian looks for an outlet in the lake, what direction does he paddle?
4. After encountering the first beaver dam, how many more dams do they encounter before coming to another lake?
5. How long does Brian believe that the deer hide will last after he rolls it up?
Short Essay Questions
1. What convinces Brian to help the dog?
2. Why is Brian concerned when it is time to leave in Chapter 7?
3. Why doesn't Brian think there are any people around when he finds the dog?
4. What type of bond does Brian finding himself sharing with the dog?
5. What does Brian decide to do when the flap of skin is too small to fit over the wound?
6. What is the dog's first reaction when Brian begins to sew the dog's wound shut?
7. In Chapter 8, what is Brian's plan as he packs up and heads north?
8. After Brian shoots the rabbit, why can't he continue hunting?
9. How does Brian cook after he kills the buck?
10. Why hadn't Brian ever had a dog?
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