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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 trees in the swamps sheltered the deer and moose during the winter?
(a) Cedar and black spruce.
(b) Black spruce and birch.
(c) Cedar and oak.
(d) Yellow pine and oak.
2. Jim described how he made a bread knife from what type of blade?
(a) A bandsaw.
(b) A bucksaw.
(c) A coping saw.
(d) A hacksaw.
3. Indians in the north country believed what had a spirit?
(a) Every mammal, bird, and fish.
(b) Everything.
(c) Every living thing.
(d) Every mammal and many trees.
4. If one did not have a compass, what was suggested one could use?
(a) The wind and clouds.
(b) The sun and rocks.
(c) The clouds and rocks.
(d) The wind and sun.
5. Jim recalled one Thanksgiving he shared with Chief Tibeash and Hank where what was the only thing wrong?
(a) It was two weeks early.
(b) It was two weeks late.
(c) It was a week early.
(d) It was a month late.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Jim relate was the reason it had been difficult to find Chief Tibeash despite his many efforts?
2. March was not spring yet as Cache Lake was full of ice and there were how many feet of snow?
3. The scent of what animals troubled deer and moose the most?
4. Along the edge of Cache Lake to the south grew alder side by side with fish-net willows and what else?
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?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happened to the ice in Cache Lake when April arrived?
2. What took place as the weather began to get warmer in March?
3. What was noted about March regarding animals?
4. What fundamental information did Jim relate about wolves?
5. How was Chief Tibeash identified as the headman of his tribe?
6. What did those in Cache Lake Country do to obtain sap in March?
7. What sort of month was May for Jim?
8. What was it Jim advised everyone to avoid getting lost?
9. What did Jim discuss related to the canoe trip he and his comrades planned?
10. How did Jim take the reader through the change of seasons?
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