2. What did Adrian do to accommodate the change in temperature?
(a) Added extra blankets to the bed at night.
(b) Cut more wood.
(c) Moved the meat next door.
(d) Started gathering bulbs and roots for cooking.

3. What weather event became common through the summer?
(a) Hurricanes.
(b) Extremely hot days.
(c) Tornadoes.
(d) Thunderstorms.

4. In what way did Adrian take pity on the animal that was hunting the domesticated animal?
(a) He left the door open for the animal to come out of the cold.
(b) He cut down a ball of suet it couldn't reach.
(c) He trapped the domesticated animal for it to eat.
(d) He left food on the ground for it.

5. What scattered the squirrels Helen was watching?
(a) An ermine.
(b) A fisher cat.
(c) A bear.
(d) An elk.

6. Which is NOT one of the Hoovers' chickens?
(a) Bedelia.
(b) Tulip.
(c) Crown Prince.
(d) Lester.

7. Helen was alarmed by _____________.
(a) Adrian's giddiness.
(b) Adrian's despair.
(c) Adrian's cuts and burns.
(d) Adrian's bumps and bruises.

8. How did Helen and Adrian Hoover work together to fight the fire?
(a) Helen filled the buckets while Adrian threw them on the fire.
(b) Helen directed while Adrian sprayed with the hose.
(c) Adrian sprayed with the extinguisher while Helen got the spare extinguisher from the other cabin.
(d) Adrian pumped water from the lake while Helen sprayed the hose.

9. What did Adrian say was the likely cause of the fire?
(a) Bad wiring from the electrical wires.
(b) A lightning strike.
(c) Buildup of fumes from the varnish.
(d) A spark from the generator.

10. What was the first thing Helen and Adrian Hoover created with the mimeograph?
(a) Christmas cards.
(b) A picture of themselves.
(c) An advertisement for soap.
(d) A picture of deer.

11. What did Helen order with her mimeograph?
(a) Pencils and ink.
(b) Paints and canvas.
(c) Envelopes for mass mailings.
(d) Mailing lists.

12. How did the change in temperature change Helen and Adrian Hoover's routine?
(a) They could stop chopping wood.
(b) They had to stop using the toboggan.
(c) They could not keep their meat outside any more.
(d) They could get to town more often.

13. How much was Helen paid for her article?
(a) $50.
(b) $500.
(c) $1,000.
(d) $250.

14. What became popular at the local gift shop?
(a) Adrian's notepaper.
(b) Helen's crochet work.
(c) Helen's cross-stitching.
(d) Adrian's woodworking.

15. How did Helen suggest they could make a living?
(a) Advertising.
(b) Farming.
(c) Writing for magazines.
(d) Real estate scams.