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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. What nature guide does Brown buy?
(a) Davis'.
(b) Peterson's.
(c) Audobon's.
(d) National Geographic's.
2. How does Brown meet Rick?
(a) Starting a fire.
(b) Building a house.
(c) Looking for fossils.
(d) Making a path.
3. In "Night Crawl", what happens after Brown and Rick find the rabbit prints?
(a) Brown gets hungry.
(b) It gets dark.
(c) They see a wolf.
(d) They lead to nowhere.
4. During tracking trips, why does Grandfather remove food and matches?
(a) Because he is senile.
(b) Because he is angry.
(c) So the boys can learn to survive.
(d) To punish the boys.
5. Before Brown and Rick set off in "Omen", what does Stalking Wolf tell them about omens?
(a) To watch out for them.
(b) To analyze them.
(c) To believe in them.
(d) To ignore them.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Quick Mud", where do Brown and Rick build a bridge?
2. In "Go and Ask the Mice", what happened to Stalking Wolf's friend when they were younger?
3. What makes Pine Barrens unique?
4. How does Brown feel after his encounter with the Jersey Devil?
5. How do Brown and Rick describe the "cold wind" in "Cold Training"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Brown able to stand the cold during his rite of passage in "Cold Training"?
2. Why is Brown never afraid of the wilderness again in "Jersey Devil"?
3. At the end of "Night Crawl", what is Brown's final opinion of his camping trip?
4. In "The Ultimate Track", how do Brown and Rick prepare themselves to be trackers?
5. Why does Brown learn about mice?
6. Why does Stalking Wolf call the dogs "guardians" in "Omen"?
7. How do the Boy Scout leaders try to prepare for the storm in "Chickadee Survival"?
8. In "Chickadee Survival", why doesn't the storm threaten Brown?
9. What do Brown's parents think of his time in the woods?
10. Describe the rite of passage in "Cold Training"?
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