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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. In "Breakup", what does Dick accidentally set on fire?
(a) Cache.
(b) Snowshoes.
(c) Moss roof.
(d) Canoe.
2. What do the hunters have in their canoe as they paddle up the lake on the day Dick builds a small fire in his fireplace?
(a) Caribou.
(b) Fish.
(c) Ram.
(d) Equipment.
3. What is Dick's conclusion after he first tests the draft in his new fireplace?
(a) The fireplace needs to be shorter.
(b) He has to start over.
(c) It will be a working fireplace.
(d) He has to adjust the flue.
4. What does Dick call the rabbit he is tracking in early May?
(a) Daddy Rabbit.
(b) Rambo-Rabbit.
(c) Big Rabbit.
(d) Super-Rabbit.
5. What does Dick do with the litter he finds when he visits the hunters' tent camp in "Camp Meat"?
(a) Bags it up for trash pick-up.
(b) Throws it in the lake.
(c) Burns it.
(d) Buries it.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Dick call the strip he makes on the lake ice for Babe to land on?
2. What does Mary toast in the fireplace when she and Babe visit Dick in mid-April?
3. What is located 75 feet from the bay and situated on a knolltop?
4. What does Dick have for his birthday dinner?
5. What does Babe's wife knit for Dick that Babe delivers on January 9th?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Dick try to help the caribou calf that is separated from its mother?
2. How does Dick prepare for freeze-up?
3. How does Dick make warmer hand and face protection at the beginning of the winter months?
4. What is Dick's design for his cabin?
5. Describe Dick's first morning in Spike's cabin.
6. Describe some chores that Dick does at the end of "Breakup".
7. How does Dick solve his problem with creating a good mortar for the fireplace?
8. On May 27th, why does Dick take his canoe out of storage at Spike's cabin?
9. Why does Dick decide to hunt ram?
10. Describe what happens when Dick sets his roof on fire.
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