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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5: "Goodbye, Miss Mackenzie" through "The Tunnel".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "Those Three Bears," why does the narrator say the bears come down from higher elevations in winter?
(a) They are looking for food.
(b) They are trying to stay warm.
(c) They need tree cover to hunt.
(d) They are looking for water.

2. In "When the Trees Walked," in what surprising place does the grandfather plant trees?
(a) In the forest.
(b) In a broken-down carriage.
(c) In his house.
(d) On top of the garden shed.

3. In "A Special Tree," what kind of animal eats the leaves off of the tree when it is still young?
(a) A deer.
(b) A goat.
(c) A cow.
(d) A rabbit.

4. In "Goodbye, Miss Mackenzie," what nationality is Miss Mackenzie?
(a) British.
(b) South African.
(c) Australian.
(d) American.

5. In "Monkey Trouble," which of the following is a pet that Grandfather keeps?
(a) Snake.
(b) Lizard.
(c) Rabbit.
(d) Pig.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Those Three Bears," what does the young bear do when it realizes that the narrator is looking at it?

2. In "Snake Trouble," what causes Grandmother to change her mind about the snake?

3. In "Goodbye, Miss Mackenzie," what pet does Miss Mackenzie keep?

4. In "Monkey Trouble," what does the monkey like to "help" Grandmother do?

5. In "Those Three Bears," why does the narrator say most Himalayan villages are found in valleys?

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