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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 20 - 38.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "Wanted: Ten-Year-Old," what kind of stories did Hill want to tell to a boy?
(a) Hunting stories.
(b) Historical stories.
(c) Girly stories.
(d) Ghost stories.

2. In "Bass Are Not Bucketmouths," what did Hill say was dangerous to children about the syndrome he talked about?
(a) They might stop parents from hunting.
(b) They might try to eat dangerous plants.
(c) They might think dangerous animals were friendly.
(d) They might think dangerous terrain was passable.

3. In "Low Rod," what did Hill create a point system for?
(a) All the different kind of fishermen.
(b) All the things that can go wrong in fishing.
(c) The different places for fishing.
(d) The different gadgets for fishing.

4. In "Bass Are Not Bucketmouths," what did Hill say should never be named?
(a) Animals.
(b) Trucks.
(c) Guns.
(d) Land.

5. In "Lost," what weakness did Hill reveal about himself?
(a) His boredom with normal life.
(b) His bad judgment of people.
(c) His cruelty to animals.
(d) His poor sense of direction.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Lost," Hill said he would prefer to get lost rather than what?

2. In "Once a Salmon Sang to Me," who gave some advice on fishing?

3. In "Bass Are Not Bucketmouths," what did Hill say certain movies did to his sport?

4. In "No, I Have Not Thanked a Green Plant Today--I've Been Busy," who was Hill berating?

5. In "It's Not Just Fishing, It's Fate," where were the featured fish from?

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