Chapter 1, Cache Lake, Portage to Contentment
1. How many northern lakes had author John J. "Jim" Rowlands said he had seen when he happened upon Cache Lake?
(a) Dozens.
(b) Millions.
(c) Thousands.
(d) Hundreds.
2. What time of year was it when Jim first came upon Cache Lake?
(a) Early September.
(b) Early June.
(c) Early January.
(d) Early March.
3. What was the term used when the early morning mist that hung over the lake was referred to?
(a) "Phantom fog."
(b) "Spiderweb."
(c) "Ghosts' breath."
(d) "Translucent silk."
4. How long was it from the time Jim initially happened upon Cache Lake until he first returned?
(a) A week.
(b) A year.
(c) A month.
(d) Several years.
5. What did the term "cache" mean?
(a) A semi-permanent encampment.
(b) A canoe made from tree branches, bark, and gum.
(c) A hidden storage place for provisions.
(d) A magnetized piece of metal serving as a compass.
6. What did Jim relate was the reason it had been difficult to find Chief Tibeash despite his many efforts?
(a) Indians did not leave forwarding addresses.
(b) The north country was a sparsely populated area.
(c) The north country was very rugged and heavily wooded.
(d) Chief Tibeash had moved away for a time.
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