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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 17, "Mr. Wine".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What dangerous adventure gives Chapter 12 its title?
(a) Granpa is bitten by a rattlesnake from which he rescues Little Tree.
(b) Little Tree is bitten by a rattlesnake.
(c) Little Tree is bitten by a bear.
(d) Granpa is bitten by a bear.
2. At the end of Chapter 2, how does Little Tree feel?
(a) Sympathy for the small animals.
(b) Satisfaction about being grown up.
(c) Pride.
(d) Overwhelmed.
3. In the incident when Granpa sees the old farmhouse in the clearing, why is Granpa surprised by the soldier's treatment of the people on the farm when he returns there later?
(a) Granpa expects the soldiers to harm them but they actually bring them a mule.
(b) Granpa expects the soldiers to stop them from plowing but they charge them taxes.
(c) Granpa expects the soldiers to help the people but they actually attack them with guns .
(d) Granpa expects the soldiers to throw them off the land but they tie them up in the barn.
4. At the beginning of the novel, how is Little Tree taken to his new home?
(a) He rides a bus part of the way and then walks.
(b) He goes by bus.
(c) He walks.
(d) He goes by car.
5. How does Granpa make his living?
(a) Making and selling whiskey.
(b) Selling meat at the settlement store.
(c) Selling fish at the settlement store.
(d) Selling crops at the settlement store.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Granpa help Little Tree understand the seriousness of spending the money on the calf?
2. At the beginning of the chapter "The Farm in the Clearing", what inhuman scene does Granpa describe to Little Tree?
3. How does Granpa dispose of the whiskey he makes?
4. In Chapter 2, what is the most important lesson that Little Tree learns about nature?
5. According to Granpa's story about the farm, who was in charge of the land when Granpa was growing up?
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