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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through November 15 Moss Watch, November 25 Connections, November 28 More Flies, December 3, December 4, December 8, December 9 The Lunar Eclipse, December 11 Wind, December 12 Rump Steak and Roadkills, December 13, December 15 You Can Never Go Back, December 19.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In "August 9-13 Some Berries," the author is in search of some _____________.
(a) Blackberries.
(b) Strawberries.
(c) Raspberries.
(d) Blueberries.
2. In "Burning Wood," the author writes that he is happy he has cut down so much wood, and it has given him a feeling of accomplishment. Nevertheless, what is he annoyed about?
(a) He is still in need of more wood.
(b) The wood is filled with insects.
(c) He is very sore from chopping wood.
(d) His stove is efficient at cooking food but inefficient at heating his cabin.
3. The trees that now populate the region are the trees of __________.
(a) A cooler climate.
(b) Those planted by man.
(c) A warmer, temperate climate.
(d) A more populated region.
4. In the section "Time," the author realizes that he has spent over _________ months in the cabin.
(a) Four.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Five.
5. In "September 23-26 The Garden," what does the author find after waking up one morning?
(a) His vegetables have all flowered.
(b) A black bear is outside the cabin.
(c) The first frost has hit, killing all his remaining vegetables.
(d) The animals have eaten his remaining vegetables.
Short Answer Questions
1. During a ________, the author notices that most of the trees turn from green to yellow.
2. In "Bedrock," the author gives a ___________ history of the region.
3. What does the author set out to do in "November 25 Connections"?
4. In "November 8-9 Jack?" the author observes a group of ravens that he has done what for?
5. In the section "Election Time," the author's ______________ is visiting for a deer hunt.
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