1. What is Krakauer's message by using the details of the moose hunter's trip to the bus?
(a) He breaks up the story to keep it interesting.
(b) He shows more about how beautiful the landscape is in that place.
(c) He shows that even seasoned hunters must contend with the harsh elements of the northwest.
(d) It is how he explains the difficulty in getting to the place where Chris died.

2. What response does Krakauer report that he got from his OUTSIDE Magazine article on Chris?
(a) They were mostly critical of Chris's ignorance.
(b) Most people thought Krakauer had made up the story.
(c) Most people applauded Chris's spirit.
(d) Most people wanted to know more about Chris's family life.

3. What did Butch Killian want to do when he arrived on the bus scene where Chris had died?
(a) He wanted to form a search party to see if there was anyone else with the dead boy.
(b) He wanted to contact the media because it was a great story.
(c) He wanted to burn the bus to rid it of the smell.
(d) He wanted to contact the state police to come and remove the body.

4. In regards to family, how do Ruess and Chris compare?
(a) Ruess seemed to be on good relations with his family unlike Chris.
(b) They both were alienated from their families.
(c) Ruess and Chris both missed their families as they traveled.
(d) Like Chris, Ruess felt his family supported his travels.

5. What did Westerberg give Chris?
(a) A job on his combine crew.
(b) A pair of rubber boots.
(c) A meal and a room for the night.
(d) A ride to Alaska.