2. Why did Jeb decide to stay in Alaska?
(a) He was running away from his old life.
(b) He wanted to stay with his new-found relatives.
(c) People kept offering him work.
(d) He fell in love with its beauty.

3. How was Elmer injured?
(a) In a construction accident.
(b) By an attack dog.
(c) By a falling crate.
(d) By a Bullet.

4. What did LeRoy buy with the money Matt Murphy left him?
(a) A ship.
(b) A store.
(c) Food.
(d) An old Cessna airplane.

5. What did Tom think of Marvin Hoxey?
(a) He thought he made solid decisions.
(b) He felt he was sneaky.
(c) He admired the man's work ethic.
(d) He hated him.

6. What was a result of the Jones Act of 1920?
(a) Higher shipping costs for users.
(b) Lower shipping costs for users.
(c) Fewer products for trade.
(d) More products for trade.

7. What did Malcolm Ross want Tom to build?
(a) A boat.
(b) A salmon cannery.
(c) A factory.
(d) A wagon.

8. What did George Washington Carmack find in the Yukon in 1896?
(a) Oil.
(b) Silver.
(c) Platinum.
(d) Gold.

9. What did Venn experience as he managed the Chinese and Filipino workers?
(a) He experienced management problems.
(b) Aside from a few glitches, everyone respected each other, and there was no trouble.
(c) Everything was very smooth.
(d) They had language barrier problems.

10. What did Tom do after his mother moved in with John Klope?
(a) He opened a branch of a general store.
(b) He ran away.
(c) He went panning for gold.
(d) He set off for the mines.

11. What did Tom and his mother do in Dawson City?
(a) They sold furs.
(b) They opened a tent restaurant.
(c) They opened a boarding house.
(d) They hunted for gold.

12. What city was proposed as a new capital of Alaska?
(a) Dawson City.
(b) Nome.
(c) Klondike.
(d) Juneau.

13. What brought 295 Minnesotans to Matanuska in 1935?
(a) The thrill of seeking gold.
(b) The excitement of fishing for salmon.
(c) The opening of a school.
(d) A government program during the Great Depression.

14. Why did Lieutenant Maxim Voronov fly around?
(a) To visit friends.
(b) To see where his ancestors had been.
(c) To check out the factories.
(d) To test the safety of the planes.

15. What brought more people to Alaska in 1973?
(a) Gold.
(b) Hunting opportunities.
(c) The pipeline project.
(d) Educational opportunities.