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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. How long does it take Brian to feel a part of the Cree family?
(a) One week.
(b) Ten days.
(c) Two weeks.
(d) Three days.

2. What does Brian compare the dry snow of Chapter 13 to?
(a) Paper.
(b) Crystalized flour or sugar.
(c) White coffee grounds
(d) Baby powder.

3. After awakening from his ordeal with the moose, what does Brian decide to eat?
(a) Moose roast.
(b) Moose liver.
(c) Moose stew.
(d) Moose ribs.

4. What benefit of winter does Brian reflect on as he falls asleep in Chapter 15?
(a) No bears.
(b) No skunks.
(c) No flies.
(d) No mosquitos.

5. What does Brian do with the evergreen boughs that he cuts?
(a) Burns it for the festive smell.
(b) Makes a bed.
(c) Makes a carpet.
(d) Makes wreathes for hanging.

Short Answer Questions

1. After skinning the moose and removing its organs, what did Brian remove next?

2. How many people live with the man?

3. Brian discovers the source of the gunshot sounds in Chapter 13. What is it?

4. What hits the back of Brian's leather hood?

5. Where did Brian learn that liquid expands after freezing?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Brian shoots an arrow at the moose?

2. In Chapter 11, the author states, "and in a strange way it never really did stop raining." What is meant by this?

3. Brian sees a mouse in Chapter 8. What does he learn from the mouse?

4. Why doesn't Brian immediately go find the source of the popping sounds once he realizes that it's too warm for trees to explode any longer?

5. How does Brian get the deer meat back to his camp?

6. How did Brian make his footwear?

7. What problem does Brian experience using the new bow to shoot rabbits?

8. How do the snowshoes change things for Brian?

9. What does Brian witness a pack of wolves do?

10. Why does Brian feel as if he has committed murder against the deer, but not the moose?

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