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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. Jim enjoyed a feeling of danger in which seasonal air?
(a) Hot summer.
(b) Deep winter.
(c) Cold autumn.
(d) Cool spring.

2. Describe the appearance of Chief Tibeash?
(a) Small, lean, and having tough, strong muscles.
(b) Medium, flacid, and having infirm, aged muscles.
(c) Large, stout, and having flabby, weak muscles.
(d) Tall, lean, and having tough, strong muscles.

3. What was the easiest route to follow in the north country during the winter?
(a) The trails.
(b) The waterways.
(c) The shorelines.
(d) The ridge lines.

4. Jim viewed frogs to be good for what?
(a) Proving yummy frogs legs.
(b) Fish bait.
(c) Providing comfort in their croaks.
(d) Eating annoying insects.

5. Beyond wire springs, a diagram of one way a leather camp bellows could be made indicated what might be used to keep them expanded?
(a) Walnut.
(b) Elm.
(c) Oak.
(d) Willow.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jim noted that he generally cached his small canoe where?

2. What was the Indian term for partridges?

3. After owls have gulped their food down whole and it has digested, what was the next step for bones and fur?

4. What was suggested as the first step to dry moccasins?

5. What was used as a measuring wheel to construct a rough map?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was it Jim advised everyone to avoid getting lost?

2. How was Chief Tibeash identified as the headman of his tribe?

3. How did Jim take the reader through the change of seasons?

4. What story did Jim relate about a lumberjack he identified as Sam?

5. What happened to the ice in Cache Lake when April arrived?

6. What outdoor event untypical for mid-winter did Jim describe?

7. Why was January a time of rest in nature?

8. What did those in Cache Lake Country do to obtain sap in March?

9. How did Jim discover Cache Lake?

10. What was Jim reminded of when May arrived?

(see the answer keys)

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