1. Where did Chris intend to hike?
(a) Southwestward into Canada.
(b) Where no one had ever gone before.
(c) The Stampede Trail, a faint track in the wilderness well off the beaten path.
(d) Along the Alaskan Pipeline.

2. Why was author Jon Krakauer interested in writing Chris's story?
(a) Krakauer wanted to pass judgement on Chris in the hopes of preventing another young man from doing the same.
(b) Krakauer identifies with McCandless's attraction to nature and to high-risk activities, and also understands the young man's troubled relationship with his father.
(c) Krakauer recognized that Chris's story would be a sure-fire best seller and be made into a movie.
(d) Krakauer had nothing better to do at the time and thought he would enjoy visiting all the places Chris had gone.

3. When Franz offered to give Chris a ride to his campsite, what is it he didn't know?
(a) That he would have to walk to see Chris's campsite.
(b) If his truck would make the trip and back.
(c) About the Oh-My-God Hot Springs.
(d) Whether Chris was dangerous or not.

4. In October of 1990, National Park Ranger, what did Bud Walsh discover?
(a) A rifle that had been buried.
(b) Chris's old yellow Datsun that had been abandoned.
(c) Evidence of a camp in a restricted area.
(d) A backpack with $123 stuffed inside it.

5. What problem did the authorities have after removing Chris's body?
(a) Identifying him.
(b) Getting the body to Fairbanks.
(c) Finding enough tissue to autopsy.
(d) Keeping the body frozen.