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

2. Brian thinks he's following a wolf trail, but what is actually making the tracks are?
(a) Sheepdogs.
(b) Huskies.
(c) Malamutes.
(d) Hound dogs.

3. How does Brian soften the laces for his shoes?
(a) By moving them near the fire.
(b) By chewing on them.
(c) By rubbing it over a piece of wood.
(d) By dampening it.

4. How far was Brian from camp when he killed the deer?
(a) 3 miles.
(b) 1 1/2 miles.
(c) 1 mile.
(d) 2 1/2 miles.

5. At the end of Chapter 16, how many exploding trees does Brian hear?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) Four.
(d) Two.

Short Answer Questions

1. While giving thanks, what does Brian determine has been the key to his survival?

2. In Chapter 8, what must Brian do in order to get water for his stew?

3. Brian thinks he would have to kill how many rabbits to equal one moose?

4. About how long does Brian determine the moose is?

5. Where does the arrow enter the moose?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does Brian learn about the rabbits in the snow?

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

4. Why does Brian say in Chapter 14, "this is as bad as it gets"?

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

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

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

8. How did Brian make his footwear?

9. What does Brian do with all of his moose meat?

10. How does Brian turn such a big moose over to remove the hide from the other side?

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