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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, March, Strong Winds in the Sugar Bush.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Without a heavy pack, what was listed as the average speed one could hike on a good trail?
(a) From 3 to 3.5 miles per hour.
(b) From 1.5 to 2 miles per hour.
(c) From 2 to 2.5 miles per hour.
(d) From 2.5 to 3 miles per hour.
2. Jim, who favored what particular bird types, together with Hank made specific styles of houses to attract those they liked?
(a) Always house wrens and usually bluebirds.
(b) Always white doves and usually robins.
(c) Always hummingbirds and usually swallows.
(d) Always chickadees and usually cardinals.
3. How did Chief Tibeash regard Hank?
(a) He strongly disliked him.
(b) He initially liked, but later disliked him.
(c) He strongly liked him.
(d) He initially disliked, but later liked him.
4. The scent of what animals troubled deer and moose the most?
(a) Wolves.
(b) Skunks.
(c) Bears.
(d) Wild boars.
5. After owls have gulped their food down whole and it has digested, what was the next step for bones and fur?
(a) It was spit out similar to a cat fur ball.
(b) It was excreted in flight like other birds.
(c) It was spit out in neat, rolled pellets.
(d) It was spit out as paste to build nests.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was related to have been some of the fun when ice fishing?
2. Jim wrote about a young man that once blazed a trail on the side he came from, and might have been lost on his return if he had not done what?
3. The remedy offered for metal that got so cold that it chipped was to heat it until it was dull red before it was plunged into what?
4. What did Jim relate was the reason it had been difficult to find Chief Tibeash despite his many efforts?
5. Great horned mother owls have nested in late February with the young beneath the mother's wings and covered in what color fuzz?
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