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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11, October, Frost on Scarlet Leaves.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. March was the start of the transition into the spring season, one sign of which was what?
(a) Red squirrels that chattered from the maple tops.
(b) Deciduous trees began to shed leaves to make way for new buds.
(c) Stormy weather that came in like a lamb and went out as a lion.
(d) First geese as they began to fly north.
2. Jim advised that Chief Tibeash instructed him wild animals relied on what 3 senses to protect themselves?
(a) Hearing, taste, and touch.
(b) Hearing, sight, and smell.
(c) Sight, smell, and touch.
(d) Sight, smell, and taste.
3. What were noted as the keys to surviving in the wilderness, finding one's way about, and avoiding possible dangers?
(a) Common sense and observing everything closely.
(b) Always bring a compass and extra food.
(c) Observing things closely and watching the sun.
(d) Learn from those before you and simply apply the lessons.
4. March was not spring yet as Cache Lake was full of ice and there were how many feet of snow?
(a) 3.
(b) 4.
(c) 6.
(d) 2.
5. What birds were seen as they first flew up and struck weed tops, and then settled and fed on seeds that fell in the snow?
(a) Snow geese.
(b) Snow owls.
(c) Snow buntings.
(d) Snowbirds.
Short Answer Questions
1. An unpleasant smell that sometimes indicated the approach of nasty weather was the rainy, earthy odor noticed prior, especially where?
2. After owls have gulped their food down whole and it has digested, what was the next step for bones and fur?
3. What did Chief Tibeash refer to deep-water trolling using copper wire 100 yards long and a single pound sinker?
4. What did the beavers store in the mud beneath their ponds as food for the winter?
5. Jim noted the snow that remained in May beneath a shaggy spruce behind his cabin reminded him of what?
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