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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through September 16th.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What guides Ed's choice of location from which to shoot their attacker?
(a) A place he can hide and still have a clear downward shot.
(b) A place where he can get away quickly if he misses.
(c) The place the shooter least expects him to be.
(d) A gut feeling of rightness.

2. What solves the problem of a rope that's too short for Ed to lower himself and the body of the man he shot down the cliff?
(a) Ed carries a spare rope around his waist.
(b) He carries the body the rest of the way to the river.
(c) The rope breaks.
(d) Bobby throws a second rope up to him.

3. What do Drew and Bobby do while Ed and Lewis talk to the Griner brothers?
(a) Call the men's families to let them know they are in Oree.
(b) Find a place for the men to have lunch.
(c) Buy supplies.
(d) Find the turn-off leading to the river.

4. What does Ed do while waiting for that help to arrive?
(a) He returns to the canoe to check on Lewis and Bobby.
(b) He finds a first-aid kit and brings it to the canoe.
(c) He tries to relax in a comfortable chair.
(d) He tells the people in the house the agreed-upon story.

5. Which man shoots first when the shooter at the top of the cliff sees Ed preparing to shoot him?
(a) They both shoot at the same time.
(b) Ed shoots first, but the shooter's rifle discharges also.
(c) The man with the rifle shoots first, causing Ed's bow to release.
(d) In the confusion, it's impossible to tell.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Ed finally arrives at the hospital, what happens first?

2. In the September 15 section, what does Ed instruct Bobby to do the next morning?

3. When Ed and Lewis arrive at the Griner brother's garage, what happens to one of the brothers?

4. Once at the top of the cliff, how does Ed determine the shooter's next course of action?

5. How is the first man that the four men encounter in Oree described?

(see the answer key)

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