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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 what time in butchering the moose did "everything in him screamed to stop"?
(a) 1 a.m.
(b) 2 a.m.
(c) 3 a.m.
(d) Midnight.

2. What does Brian estimate the temperature to be after the snowstorm?
(a) 10 below.
(b) 0.
(c) 20.
(d) 20 below.

3. What happens to Brian's shoes that leads to them no longer helping him?
(a) Worn through.
(b) He lost them in the crash.
(c) Too small.
(d) He threw them in the lake.

4. Where did Brian learn that liquid expands after freezing?
(a) Discovery channel.
(b) His father.
(c) Ms. Clammon's science class.
(d) A book.

5. What does Brian make a breakfast stew from before working on his second snowshoe?
(a) Moose meat and rain water.
(b) Moose meat and snow.
(c) Deer meat and snow.
(d) Deer meat and lake water.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many gunshots does Brian hear in Chapters 12 and 13?

2. How many people live with the man?

3. Brian thinks he's following a wolf trail, but what is actually making the tracks are?

4. Who is the man who greets Brian?

5. There is a significant snowfall accumulation in Chapter 11. How much snow does Brian estimate is one the sides of the trees.

Short Essay Questions

1. Brian begins the task of butchering the moose by skinning it. Explain how he does this.

2. Describe Brian's conflicting thoughts over the dead moose.

3. How does Brian see more of the land around him in Chapter 16?

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

5. How does Brian spend his time during the storms of Chapter 11?

6. What does Brian decide he's thankful for?

7. How does Brian feel about the wolves attack on the moose?

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

9. How did Brian make his footwear?

10. The morning after making his footwear, what does Brian see upon opening his door?

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