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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 kind of tracks does the narrator follow in Chapter One?
(a) Skunk.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Mouse.
(d) Bear.
2. According to the narrator, some hunters get into the habit of getting up early from who or what?
(a) From dogs or coffee pots.
(b) From owls or other birds.
(c) From geese or coffee pots.
(d) From geese or other birds.
3. Who does the narrator ask to help cut down the oak tree?
(a) He does it alone.
(b) His neighbor.
(c) His son.
(d) A friend.
4. What is the main argument of this book?
(a) Rebuilding.
(b) Reparation.
(c) Social conscience.
(d) Land ethic.
5. In June, the robin starts singing in the early morning, but in autumn, when does the robin sing?
(a) The robin is silent.
(b) In the evening.
(c) In the afternoon.
(d) In mid morning.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the first wildlife the narrator mentions lives in his woods?
2. What animal is playing on the green turf in the painting?
3. Why don't people ignore all these wild plants?
4. How long do the blackberry bushes glow red?
5. According to the narrator, how many times does a person view the same painting?
Short Essay Questions
1. How much land does the narrator say he owns?
2. The narrator says that the migratory habits of the upland plover proves that nature knows what?
3. How does the meadow mouse live in the winter?
4. The narrator says that the only thing people hope for with respect to this painting is what?
5. What is the narrator trying to record when he goes out in the morning?
6. What "painting" does the narrator like to view that is seldom viewed?
7. When the narrator sees two woodcocks sky dance, what does he not know about them?
8. How does the bur oak survive the prairie fires?
9. What is the main argument of this book?
10. Why does the narrator see his disease plagued woods as a blessing?
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