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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 was Helen impressed by after the accident?
(a) How angry the other driver got.
(b) How the locals rallied around her and Adrian.
(c) How much damage resulted from the crash.
(d) How little damage there was.

2. How did Helen and Adrian Hoover describe the foreman who brought their meat?
(a) Manic.
(b) Sleep-deprived.
(c) Loony.
(d) Drunk.

3. Where did the Hoovers dine after returning to the cabin?
(a) At the lake.
(b) On the porch.
(c) In the cabin.
(d) In the basement.

4. Where did the Hoovers spend the night after the accident?
(a) At home.
(b) With the Larimers.
(c) With the Petersons.
(d) With the Andersons.

5. What motivated Helen to suggest her plan?
(a) Chronic headaches.
(b) The promise of cheap land.
(c) The possibility of more responsibility and income.
(d) Reading about national parks.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are Helen and Adrian Hoover surprised by when the moving truck arrives?

2. What damage did the storm do?

3. Who was Carl Johnson?

4. What did Helen feel about living in the cabin when Adrian went to get the mail at the end of Section 4 "...And its aftermath"?

5. When did Helen have to return to work?

Short Essay Questions

1. What events surrounded the Hoovers' decision to stay in the cabin?

2. What modification did Adrian make to the log roller?

3. What had John Anderson done while the Hoovers were in Chicago?

4. What animal visitor did Helen and Adrian Hoover have in the basement?

5. What did Hilda and Sven say when they left for the season?

6. How did the Hoovers stay warm through the winter?

7. What stress did the moving truck present Helen and Adrian Hoover with?

8. What was Adrian's plan for making money, and what happened to his plan?

9. What happened to Adrian in the accident?

10. What was Helen's experience with the squirrels?

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