A Listening Walk --and Other Stories Test | Final Test - Easy

Gene Hill
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 123 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

A Listening Walk --and Other Stories Test | Final Test - Easy

Gene Hill
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 123 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was cast in a heroic light in "Dog Hair In Your Drink"?
(a) The hunter.
(b) The hunting dog.
(c) The hunter's children.
(d) The hunter's wife.

2. In "Special Skills," what did Hill tell his readers to ignore?
(a) His opinion.
(b) Gadgets.
(c) Hunting articles.
(d) Their wives.

3. In "Too Much and Not Enough," what kind of sign did Hill say there were too many of?
(a) No Trespassing.
(b) Stop.
(c) No Weapons.
(d) No Dogs Allowed.

4. In "The Responsible Sportsman," who was Hill criticizing?
(a) The environmentalists.
(b) The retail companies.
(c) The mainstream sporting community.
(d) The government henchmen.

5. In "Hammers," what was Hussey?
(a) A competition.
(b) A British city.
(c) A gun brand.
(d) A bird dog.

6. In "Everycamp," what did Hill imagine the men finding a respect for?
(a) God.
(b) Nature.
(c) Themselves.
(d) Hunters.

7. In "Giving and Taking," where was Hill talking about?
(a) South America.
(b) Europe.
(c) Asia.
(d) Africa.

8. In "Horoscope Revisited," what sign did Hill say was a merchant's dream?
(a) Aries.
(b) Sagitarius.
(c) Capricorn.
(d) Taurus.

9. In "A Little Quicker," what did Hill imagine winning?
(a) The Combined Birder.
(b) The Grand American.
(c) The Hunter Collaborative.
(d) The Gun Slinger.

10. Where did Hill get the bait he used in "A Quieter Time"?
(a) He found them himself.
(b) A neighbor.
(c) His tackle box.
(d) A bait shop.

11. In "A Matter of Gravity," what did Hill attribute to gravity?
(a) All of these.
(b) Hunting mishaps.
(c) His weight.
(d) Hunting success.

12. In "Another November Season," how did Hill say dogs knew the season had come?
(a) There was something in the air.
(b) They saw their owners preparing.
(c) They smelled the birds.
(d) They heard the bird calls.

13. What did Hill's companion in "A Listening Walk" want to do on the walks?
(a) Catch a bird.
(b) Take pictures.
(c) Talk.
(d) Find peace.

14. What did Hill like to hunt in November?
(a) All of these.
(b) Dove.
(c) Teal.
(d) Quail.

15. In "It's All Relative," what part of America did Hill discuss?
(a) The North.
(b) The East.
(c) The South.
(d) The West.

Short Answer Questions

1. What bird was discussed in "Hammers"?

2. What was "Hammers" about?

3. In "A Matter of Privacy," when did Hill say a man should be alone?

4. In "A Matter of Privacy," where did Hill say he got the most privacy?

5. In "Why Is It. . .?," what skill did Hill say he was especially grateful for?

(see the answer keys)

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