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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through September 16th.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How much hunting experience does Ed have?
(a) No experience hunting deer, but he has hunted other animals.
(b) None, he has never hunted before.
(c) He's hunted most of his life.
(d) A couple of years hunting with buddies without success.
2. While hunting the first morning of the canoe trip, why does Ed miss the buck at which he shoots?
(a) He lifts his bow hand, as he releases his arrow.
(b) A branch knocks the bow to one side.
(c) He does everythng right, but the buck moves.
(d) He gets buck fever.
3. What do Drew and Bobby do while Ed and Lewis talk to the Griner brothers?
(a) Find the turn-off leading to the river.
(b) Buy supplies.
(c) Find a place for the men to have lunch.
(d) Call the men's families to let them know they are in Oree.
4. When Ed and Lewis arrive at the Griner brother's garage, what happens to one of the brothers?
(a) He misjudges an anvil swing and breaks a truck wheel.
(b) He barely misses being hit by a bullet when he drops his rifle.
(c) He is cut and bleeding.
(d) He stumbles over an anvil on his way to greet the men.
5. What does Bobby do while the ambulance crew works on Lewis, and they wait for the Highway Patrol to arrive?
(a) He watches over Lewis until the ambulance leaves.
(b) He practices the agreed-upon story with two fishermen.
(c) He chews on Ed for leaving him alone with a dying man.
(d) He stays apart because he needs to be alone for a moment.
Short Answer Questions
1. Is Ed positive the shooter is still at the top of the cliff after shooting Drew?
2. While driving to Oree, what does Lewis tell Ed?
3. How is the first man that the four men encounter in Oree described?
4. What does Lewis want to do with the body of the man he killed?
5. What happens to Drew as the men are going through whitewater after burying the body of the man Lewis shot?
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