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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 time is it when the Bedwetters reach the final fence?
(a) 6:00 am.
(b) 5:00 am.
(c) 8:00 am.
(d) 7:00 am.
2. Which aspect of Shecker's character proves to be most valuable to the Bedwetters during their quest?
(a) His humor.
(b) His intelligence.
(c) His generosity.
(d) His strength.
3. How far away is the final fence to fully release the buffalo into the wild?
(a) 20 feet.
(b) 7 miles.
(c) 1/2 a mile.
(d) 3 miles.
4. What did the pet piranha eat most frequently?
(a) Sardines.
(b) Anchovies.
(c) Goldfish.
(d) Oysters.
5. What animal can the Bedwetters hear in the distance on the night they set the buffalo free?
(a) Owls.
(b) Coyotes.
(c) Wolves.
(d) Jackals.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the point of the buffalo hunt?
2. Which of Cotton's body parts is injured while opening the final fence?
3. Which of the Bedwetters had a Bar Mitzvah before coming to summer camp?
4. What surprising discovery does Teft make about his truck after releasing the buffalo?
5. What does Lally Two believe the Ooms create?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the Bedwetters' plan to free the buffalo?
2. Who climbs up on the catwalk at the buffalo reserve?
3. As the Bedwetters lead the buffalo to the final fence, what fear overtakes Cotton?
4. What was the general emotion surrounding the crowds that had gathered for the hunt?
5. How did the Bedwetters finally win the Apache buffalo head?
6. How did the Bedwetters find themselves present at a buffalo hunting event?
7. Who was the first person to kill a bull buffalo while the Bedwetters watched?
8. How do the Bedwetters react when they see the state agents coming toward them in the pickup trucks and Jeep?
9. Who do the Bedwetters imagine seeing them as they drive toward the final fence?
10. What is Teft's criminal past?
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