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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. Why are the bull moose fighting?
(a) There are too many females.
(b) There is not enough food.
(c) There are too many males.
(d) It is rutting season.
2. How does the crowd feel when the person in question #113 makes it through the rapids?
(a) Awed.
(b) Jealous.
(c) Curious.
(d) Angry.
3. What does Jason know he will have to do about the rapids?
(a) Hire a guide.
(b) Make his dog run along the river following him.
(c) Portage to the next passable spot.
(d) Go fast and hope for the best.
4. What is the part of the Yukon that splits into five channels called?
(a) Five Fingers.
(b) Five Arms.
(c) The Five Split.
(d) Five Sisters.
5. What does Jason think about when he looks at the night sky?
(a) There are more stars than he has ever seen.
(b) How far away home is.
(c) He'd like to travel to the stars.
(d) Where his brothers might be.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jason decide about when to pull over and rest?
2. What does Jason see for the first time?
3. How long does Jason stay at Lake Bennett?
4. What does Jason want to do in Dawson City?
5. At what date does Jason reach the end of Lake Bennett?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Jason find the bear?
2. How does Jason meet Charlie?
3. What mars Jason meeting up with Jack again?
4. What do Jason and Charlie do when they leave the area of the cabin?
5. What does Jason know he must do at the river and how does King help him?
6. What are others doing with the caribou and what does Jason do?
7. How does Jason's decision about paddling work out and what does he near at the end of Chapter 14?
8. How does Jason find his brothers and what kind of prank does he decide to play?
9. How does Jason see Jamie again?
10. What lies ahead on the river, who manages to pass it and how does the crowd feel about him?
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