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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 mix of dog is Dutch guessed to be partly by the hikers in Chapter 16?
(a) Bullmastiff and cow.
(b) Bernese mountain dog and bear.
(c) Doberman pinscher and whale.
(d) German shepherd and wolf.
2. What does Sylvia say Mike stole from her in Chapter 21?
(a) Her television.
(b) Her car.
(c) Her cat.
(d) Her checkbook.
3. What happens after the kittens fall into the pool in Chapter 20?
(a) Chloe saves them.
(b) Dutch saves them.
(c) Sylvia saves them.
(d) Bella saves them.
4. What are the primary industries in Farmington?
(a) Agriculture and steel.
(b) Steel and Rubber.
(c) Coal and gas.
(d) Tourism and agriculture.
5. Where are Gavin and Taylor planning on going in the future?
(a) China.
(b) Singapore.
(c) Russia.
(d) Germany.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Axel's response when Tom says to him in Chapter 24, "I just wish you would let people help you, Axel" (271)?
2. On what day do Gavin and Taylor say they are taking Bella and Dutch back to their owner in the end of Chapter 17?
3. What is the name of Dutch's owner's sister?
4. What does Gavin say his mom's dog was named in Chapter 17?
5. What mix of dog do the hikers assess Bella to be in Chapter 16?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Axel and where does he live?
2. What happens when the coyotes attack in Chapter 14?
3. What is done to help the man after the avalanche in Chapter 16?
4. How does Bella save the kittens in Chapter 20?
5. How does Bella almost die in Chapter 21?
6. What leads Bella to abandon Gavin and Taylor in Chapter 22?
7. Why does Dutch run away in Chapter 18?
8. Who is Tom and why is he important in the narrative?
9. How is the setting of Kurch's home described?
10. What does Sylvia tell Gavin when he returns for the dogs in Chapter 21? Why is this a cause for tension in the reader?
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