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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. At which national landmark did the Bedwetters win the Apache buffalo head trophy?
(a) Old Faithful.
(b) Mount Rushmore.
(c) The Grand Canyon.
(d) Yellowstone National Park.

2. At the end of the foot race, by how many minutes did the Bedwetters beat the Apaches?
(a) By 8 minutes.
(b) By 2 minutes.
(c) By 6 minutes.
(d) By 4 minutes.

3. According to Swarthout, how much does a buffalo weigh?
(a) 2,500 pounds.
(b) 2,000 pounds.
(c) 3,000 pounds.
(d) 1,500 pounds.

4. What does Lally Two believe the Ooms create?
(a) Bubbles.
(b) Steam.
(c) Rain.
(d) Dust.

5. What was the name of the pet piranha?
(a) Ralph.
(b) Arnold.
(c) Joey.
(d) Hank.

Short Answer Questions

1. How were the Bedwetters treated by the rest of the camp after they successfully stole all five trophies?

2. Where do the Bedwetters rinse the blood off their clothes before climbing onto the catwalk?

3. Which of the Bedwetters is the only one unable to drink the alcohol?

4. After releasing the buffalo, why does Teft shoot his rifle?

5. How did Teft manage to live his life as a petty thief without going to jail?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did the Bedwetters find themselves present at a buffalo hunting event?

2. How is the final fence broken?

3. How does Cotton propose removing the buffalo from the reserve completely?

4. What camp animal did Lally Two bond with, and how?

5. Why weren't the Bedwetters given credit for their successful raid of the cabins?

6. What emotions do the Bedwetters exhibit in the final scene of the novel?

7. How do the Bedwetters react when they see the state agents coming toward them in the pickup trucks and Jeep?

8. What was the general emotion surrounding the crowds that had gathered for the hunt?

9. What is the Bedwetters' plan to free the buffalo?

10. What is the moral in Teft's story about the piranha?

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