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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In 1812, Chapman ran thirty miles to warn settlers of the approach of troops, a feat known as _______.
(a) The thirty mile run.
(b) The coffee sack run.
(c) The apple run.
(d) The barefoot run.

2. What is second nature to a gardener, who leans that every advance in his control of the garden is also an invitation for disaster?
(a) Guesses.
(b) Preparations.
(c) Mistakes.
(d) Ironies.

3. _______ became a new capital for marijuana cultivation during the American drug war of the nineties.
(a) Paris.
(b) San Francisco.
(c) Amsterdam.
(d) Berlin.

4. The apple does not breed simply from seed. Thus all trees that produce the same type of apples are _______ of the original tree.
(a) Roots.
(b) Clones.
(c) Leaves.
(d) Seeds.

5. Chapman was known to go _______ in all kinds of weather and took it as a matter of pride in his toughness.
(a) Without his hat.
(b) Hunting.
(c) Barefoot.
(d) Without a coat.

Short Answer Questions

1. The early colonists to America in addition to bringing grafts also brought apple seeds to plant called ______.

2. In the book, Johnny Appleseed was called a benign _________ of the American Fronteir.

3. The concept of the apple being a healthy and wholesome fruit was dreamed up to fight the negative image from ______.

4. The process of trying to impersonate other plants or animals in order to attract or repel is called ______.

5. Lenson points out that many people of the past tried to __________ the use of drugs by calling it imagination.

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