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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 57 - 78.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "Low Rod," who did Hill say deserved the title of Low Rod?
(a) A young child who was learning to fish.
(b) A sportsman with too many gadgets and not enough talent.
(c) A fisherman who did everything wrong.
(d) An angler who fished to escape his wife.

2. In "Time . . . And This Place," what did Hill say hindered hunting in 1980?
(a) Expensive weapons.
(b) Strange ideas.
(c) Bad attitudes.
(d) Working conditions.

3. In "Low Rod," what did Hill say all Low Rods would have?
(a) A love for fishing.
(b) A respect for nature.
(c) Stories of the one that got away.
(d) The desire to try again.

4. In "Some Other Time," what kind of painting was Hill admiring?
(a) Quail paintings.
(b) Elk hunting scenes.
(c) Landscape images.
(d) Abstract art.

5. What was the tone of "Observations and Insights"?
(a) Uplifting.
(b) Angry.
(c) Sardonic.
(d) Thoughtful.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Waterfowling," what was Hill attacking?

2. In "Low Rod," what did Hill create a point system for?

3. In "Too Many Leaders," what did Hill say he loved mastering?

4. In "The Trapshooter's Code," what habit was Hill defending?

5. In "No, I Have Not Thanked a Green Plant Today--I've Been Busy," who does Hill say was caring for the environment?

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