A Year in the Maine Woods Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does the author set out to do in "November 25 Connections"? (from November 15 Moss Watch, November 25 Connections, November 28 More Flies, December 3, December 4, December 8, December 9 The Lunar Eclipse, December 11 Wind, December 12 Rump Steak and Roadkills, December 13, December 15 You Can Never Go Back, December 19)

Go turkey hunting.

Go moose hunting.

Go deer hunting.

Go duck hunting.

2.

In the section "May 7," the author observes a few more nesting birds and notes their mating rituals are starting to _______. (from April 21, April 28, April 28 Free Search, May 2, May 4 Smelting, May 6 Metamorphosis, May 7, May 14 Fishing, May 15 Weeds in Huckleberry Bog, May 24 Graduation)

Increase.

End.

Begin.

Be renewed.

3.

Does the dear show fear? (from November 15 Moss Watch, November 25 Connections, November 28 More Flies, December 3, December 4, December 8, December 9 The Lunar Eclipse, December 11 Wind, December 12 Rump Steak and Roadkills, December 13, December 15 You Can Never Go Back, December 19)

Yes, a great deal.

Yes, a little.

Yes, but very little.

No.

4.

In "April 8," what does the author check out on a dairy farm? (from March 30 Cocoons, March 31, April 2 Dreams, April 3 Ice Fishing, April 4 Returns, April 8, April 11, April 20)

A raven's nest.

A cow.

The dairy products made there.

The farm's machinery.

5.

The author finds a female _______________ near his cabin and follows her on her search for food. (from April 21, April 28, April 28 Free Search, May 2, May 4 Smelting, May 6 Metamorphosis, May 7, May 14 Fishing, May 15 Weeds in Huckleberry Bog, May 24 Graduation)

Bumblebee.

Frog.

Hummingbird.

Squirrel.

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