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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 39 - 56.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. In "Once a Salmon Sang to Me," who gave some advice on fishing?
(a) The River.
(b) Hill.
(c) An angler.
(d) A salmon.

3. In "Some Other Time," what did Hill say was not accurate in the paintings he was admiring?
(a) The equipment shown.
(b) The emotion.
(c) The terrain.
(d) The perfect conditions.

4. Who was "Letter to an Angler" addressed to?
(a) A beginner fisherman.
(b) A young boy.
(c) An old man.
(d) A competition fisher.

5. In "Too Many Leaders," why did Hill say he had more fun than celebrity sportsmen?
(a) It wasn't a competition for him.
(b) It wasn't easy for him.
(c) It wasn't equatable for him.
(d) It wasn't a job for him.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Letter to an Angler," what did Hill say a fisherman must understand?

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

3. In "Duck Hunters' Wives," what did the ideal wife do?

4. In "Equipment Time," what kind of equipment was Hill discussing?

5. In "Lost," what weakness did Hill reveal about himself?

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