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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 25, where did Helen say that she met Erin?
(a) Scotland.
(b) Ireland.
(c) Wales.
(d) France.
2. In Chapter 16, what did White plan to put in a trap he made?
(a) Blackbird.
(b) Pigeon.
(c) Crow.
(d) Wren.
3. In Chapter 19, what prey did Mabel catch after the author flushed it for her?
(a) Rabbit.
(b) Mouse.
(c) Pheasant.
(d) Rat.
4. In Chapter 25 when Helen went into Cambridge where did she like to park?
(a) In back of the library.
(b) By a fountain.
(c) Next to a park.
(d) Multi-story car park.
5. What type of dog did a retired couple have who were from Helen's mother's village?
(a) Terrier.
(b) Golden retreiver.
(c) Dachshund.
(d) Bull dog.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 17, what could the author hear a woman calling in the night?
2. Where did Helen spend Christmas in Chapter 27?
3. What color feathers did the bird have that the author saw in a glass box in an art gallery in Chapter 19?
4. By the late 1980s, how many California condors remained?
5. How many minutes did Helen sob as the doctor talked about medication in Chapter 24?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why wasn't Helen depending solely on a bell to track Mabel when she flew free?
2. What die Helen see in the dry valley in Chapter 28?
3. Why were bells used in falconry and where were they placed on the bird?
4. How did Mabel start to act when he had been eating nothing but quail for a week?
5. How was hunting in Maine different from hunting in England?
6. In Chapter 24, what did Helen do with Mabel in the evenings?
7. Why did Helen put a rabbit out of its misery in Chapter 21?
8. What type of education did White give Wart in his book "The Sword in the Stone"?
9. What did Helen remember about lobstering with Erin's family?
10. How did Mabel begin to act when she came into yarak?
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