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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 are many of the Klondikers doing with the caribou?
(a) Stealing the babies.
(b) Shooting them for meat.
(c) Watching them play in the water.
(d) Scaring them away.

2. Why does Jason return to his cabin when he was following tracks?
(a) He has to return to eat.
(b) His water has frozen and needs to drink.
(c) He lost sight of the animal.
(d) He is too tired to go on.

3. How does Jason's dog respond when he asks him to help?
(a) He slinks away.
(b) He licks Jason's face.
(c) He sits down and watches Jason.
(d) He growls.

4. What are some of the people on the river called?
(a) Gold Fools.
(b) Klondikers.
(c) Green Fools.
(d) Yukonites.

5. What makes the trip more pleasant for Jason?
(a) Having so many people around him.
(b) The weather is nice.
(c) Knowing he is only a week from seeing his brother.
(d) Having his dog with him.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to the cabin where Jason and Charlie have stayed in Chapter 24?

2. At what date does Jason reach the end of Lake Bennett?

3. What does Jason see at a village that he follows?

4. What is Dawson City nicknamed?

5. What job does Charlie take with Jason's brothers?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jason know he must do at the river and how does King help him?

2. How does the option in question #45 work out for Jason?

3. How does Jason's initial attempt to see Jamie go?

4. Where does Jason wake up after his accident?

5. What happens on the river because of the number of people on it and who are on it besides Klondikers?

6. What lies ahead on the river, who manages to pass it and how does the crowd feel about him?

7. How does Jason see Jamie again?

8. What do Jason and Charlie do after he meets up with his brothers?

9. What mars Jason meeting up with Jack again?

10. What happens when Jason is at the bear cave?

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