1. How does Jim convince Jonnie to accept the meat he offers him?
(a) He tells him he has better tasting meat than anyone else in the camp.
(b) He points out that they have to be strong for the river crossing.
(c) Jim says it's his job to provide meat as the new head of the family.
(d) He forces Jonnie to take the meat by threatening him.

2. Who throws pebbles at Jim?
(a) Mr. Rutledge.
(b) Jonnie.
(c) Sally.
(d) Tom Rivers.

3. What do Jim and Sally argue about after Jim swims across the river?
(a) Sally thinks Jim is setting a bad example for Daniel.
(b) Sally says Jim should have stayed on the Rutledge's side of the river.
(c) Sally thinks it is the wrong time of year to be swimming.
(d) Sally wants Jim to let them know where he is going.

4. What does Sally notice when Jim walks into the camp?
(a) A bandage on his foot.
(b) A bandage on his knee.
(c) A bandage on his shoulder.
(d) A bandage on his hand.

5. What does Jim's dog look like?
(a) A coyote.
(b) A wolf.
(c) A fox.
(d) A bear.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the first four chapters, Jim is at a crossroads in his life. Which of the following paths does he NOT take into consideration before deciding where he would go next?

2. What does Jim teach Daniel while they are setting traps?

3. Which of the following is NOT an accurate description of Jonnie's feelings toward Jim at the reunion?

4. Which of the following is NOT an accurate description of Sally's feelings toward Jim at the reunion?

5. What is the most likely reason that Jonnie is defensive of Jim?

(see the answer key)

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