The Man Who Walked Through Time Test | Final Test - Easy

Colin Fletcher
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The Man Who Walked Through Time Test | Final Test - Easy

Colin Fletcher
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was Fletcher afraid would be the most tragic loss for the Grand Canyon if the proposed water plan went through?
(a) The silence.
(b) The Havasupai Village.
(c) The mules.
(d) Boss Camp.

2. What part of the Grand Canyon does Fletcher describe as "a large gap in time between two layers of rocks?"
(a) The Great Divide.
(b) The Angel Pass.
(c) The Great Unconformity.
(d) The Arizona Anomaly.

3. What did Fletcher attend a few weeks after the end of his journey through the Grand Canyon?
(a) A meeting for the Grand Canyon Tourist Committee.
(b) A pow-wow with the Havasupai Indians.
(c) A conference on the Pacific Southwest Water Plan.
(d) A meeting of environmental activists.

4. What did Fletcher claim he began to hear as he traveled?
(a) Doves.
(b) Crickets.
(c) A ringing in his ears.
(d) The rhythm of the rock.

5. In "Chapter 7, Rhythm," how does Fletcher describe the change in how he connected to the Canyon?
(a) It began as a dream and ended as a tragedy.
(b) It began as an enjoyable adventure and ended in pain and discouragement.
(c) It began as fragmented parts and sights and ended as a crystallized, cohesive experience.
(d) It began as a search for undiscovered wildlife and ended as a successful research trip.

6. While at Phantom Ranch, what did Fletcher miss and want back that earlier in his journey made him uncomfortable?
(a) Beef Jerky.
(b) His hiking boots.
(c) Silence.
(d) His heavy backpack.

7. What does Fletcher mainly address in "Part 4, Epilogue?"
(a) Fletcher's day-to-day routines outside the Grand Canyon.
(b) Fletcher's writings after his journey through the Grand Canyon.
(c) The need for a progressive tourism industry in the Grand Canyon.
(d) Environmental concerns for the Grand Canyon.

8. What action by William Wallace Bass did Fletcher disagree with?
(a) The way he took advantage of tourists.
(b) His decision about where to build Bass Camp.
(c) His fight with other ranchers.
(d) His move to the Southwest.

9. What was one activity Fletcher thought might have accounted for a feeling of disconnection during his stay at Phantom Ranch?
(a) Paying Bills.
(b) Laundry
(c) Writing.
(d) Photography.

10. In "Part 4, Epilogue" what does Fletcher say no man has a right to do?
(a) Stop the progress of other men.
(b) Build dams.
(c) Vandalize a natural museum.
(d) Build cities.

11. At the beginning of "Chapter 10, Exit," what does Fletcher say caught up with him while he was washing in the Nankoweap Creek?
(a) Arthritis.
(b) A swarm of bees.
(c) A bear.
(d) The world.

12. What creatures did Fletcher enjoy observing after passing the last barrier past Phantom Ranch?
(a) Coyotes.
(b) Chipmunks.
(c) Beavers.
(d) Eagles.

13. In "Chapter 9, Man," Fletcher planned to spend several days with a friend researching the Canyon. Who was this friend?
(a) Doug Powell.
(b) John Wesley Powell.
(c) Jim Bailey.
(d) Dr. Harvey Butchart.

14. Where were William Wallace Bass's ashes scattered?
(a) Along the trail to Bass Camp.
(b) A butte called Holy Grail Temple.
(c) Into the air from the Rim.
(d) Into the Colorado River.

15. What effect did the intrusions have on Fletcher?
(a) He realized they had ruined his search for the gallery marked "Man."
(b) They made him want to turn around and return to the interior of the Canyon.
(c) They made him angry at civilization.
(d) They made him miss his loved ones.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Fletcher, what was the motivation behind the Pacific Southwest Water Plan engineers?

2. At the beginning of "Chapter 10, Exit," what does Fletcher say caught up with him while he was washing in the Nankoweap Creek?

3. To what did Fletcher attribute the distance traveled from Bass Trail to Phantom Ranch?

4. What does Fletcher mainly address in "Part 4, Epilogue?"

5. Why did Fletcher sound strange when he spoke to Jim Bailey in "Chapter 6, Rock?"

(see the answer keys)

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