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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. How many paces is Brian away from the deer when he decides to shot it?
(a) 18.
(b) 15.
(c) 16.
(d) 20.
2. How often does a supply plane come?
(a) Every six weeks.
(b) Once a season.
(c) Every month.
(d) Three times a season.
3. How long does it take Brian to feel a part of the Cree family?
(a) Ten days.
(b) Two weeks.
(c) One week.
(d) Three days.
4. Why does Brian have so much trouble shooting rabbits in Chapter 9?
(a) They're too small for his new big arrows.
(b) He's forgotten how to aim.
(c) He is too cold to move correctly.
(d) His conscience is bothering him.
5. Where does the smooth trail take Brian?
(a) To a log shelter.
(b) To a tent.
(c) To a huge camp.
(d) To a campfire.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many years had the family been trapping in the area?
2. What animal does Brian start emulating in his travels in Chapter 16?
3. What special day does Brian decide to celebrate in Chapter 12?
4. What problem does Brian realize he must address in Chapter 8?
5. In Chapter 15, how many trips does it take Brian to get the butchered deer back to his camp?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Brian discover at the end of the trail that he's following in Chapter 17?
2. What's the status of Brian's clothing at the beginning of Chapter 8?
3. What happens when Brian shoots an arrow at the moose?
4. Why doesn't Brian immediately go find the source of the popping sounds once he realizes that it's too warm for trees to explode any longer?
5. Describe how cold it is in Chapter 15?
6. Brian sees a mouse in Chapter 8. What does he learn from the mouse?
7. How did Brian make his footwear?
8. What pattern does the winter weather take in Chapter 12?
9. Brian begins the task of butchering the moose by skinning it. Explain how he does this.
10. What problem does Brian experience using the new bow to shoot rabbits?
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