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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through After.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the man who hurt Bobby do after he is shot?
(a) He tries to pull the arrow out of his chest.
(b) He puts up his hands in defeat.
(c) He accuses his companion of shooting him.
(d) He turns on Ed and attacks him.

2. Which employees of the graphics studio does the owner feel most sorry for?
(a) Talented artists who can't follow orders.
(b) Men who lack the talent to rise far in their profession.
(c) Real artists.
(d) Men who have squandered their talent.

3. Alone in his office after the luncheon during which the canoe trip was proposed, what depresses Ed?
(a) He feels that what he does is inconsequential.
(b) He fears his marriage is coming apart.
(c) He wishes he'd not fired a talented artist.
(d) He is afraid something bad will happen on the trip.

4. How do Ed and his partner divide up the work in their business?
(a) They both share in all aspects of the business.
(b) Thad does the graphics while Ed runs the business.
(c) Ed does the graphics while Thad runs the business.
(d) They decide on a case-by-case basis who does what.

5. In the story Lewis tells Ed while they are driving to Oree, what happened when his friend was lost?
(a) His friend makes his way to civilization with a broken arm.
(b) Lewis finds his friend by following his trail.
(c) A rural Southerner goes out and finds him in the night.
(d) The friend eats nuts and berries until a search party arrives.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lewis say when Ed returns to camp and tells him he missed a buck?

2. Where does Ed finally seek help when their canoe reaches civilization?

3. After burying the body of the man Lewis shot, why does Bobby go in a canoe with Lewis and Drew go in a canoe with Ed?

4. What had Ed found attractive about his wife when they first met?

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

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