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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was with the Presbyterian preacher who was traveling back to the States in Part 2?

2. As explained in the Appendix, what size of animals does a wolverine eat?

3. From how many feet did Russell observe the lake and sunrise from on the mountain in Part 2?

4. How tall were the little peaks that the hot water at Lewis Lake formed?

5. How many springs were found at Lewis Lake in Part 2 (pp. 144-163)?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where did Russell and Elbridge store the buffalo in Part 2 (pp. 164-183), and what happened to it?

2. How did Russell heal from his leg injury after returning to Fort Hall in Part 2 (pp. 164-183)?

3. What did Russell observe at the Indian village at the end of Part 2 (pp. 124-143)?

4. Which challenges did Russell and White face as they made their way back to Fort Hall after being wounded by Indians?

5. How did Russell retrieve the skins that were stolen by the Crow Indians?

6. What facts about the wolverine did Russell provide in the Appendix?

7. How did Russell discuss the Shoshone Indians in the Appendix?

8. Which view did Russell describe at the beginning of Part 2 (pp. 184-196)?

9. What happened when Russell saw a grizzly bear in its den in Part 2 (pp. 184-196)?

10. What did Russell talk to the Sioux Indian about in Part 2 (pp. 124-143)?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Compare and contrast the experiences that Russell had at Mutton Hill and Bridger's camp during the winter of 1836.

Essay Topic 2

Elbridge was a good friend of Russell's, and the two trappers were known for their camaraderie.

1) Describe Elbridge and the friendship he had with Russell.

2) Explain two examples of adventures that Russell had with Elbridge.

3) Analyze the various people that Russell associated with during the book in comparison to his friendship with Elbridge.

Essay Topic 3

Compare and contrast the leadership styles of Wyeth, Bridger, and Fontanelle as they led various groups and trapping parties with Russell. Also, provide an analysis of Russell's opinion of each and the reasons why he had those opinions.

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