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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. What does Sam use to make snowshoes?
(a) Oak.
(b) Ash.
(c) Birch.
(d) Maple.
2. At the beginning of "Trouble Begins," what was the date?
(a) November 23.
(b) November 30.
(c) November 5.
(d) November 15.
3. What type of berries did Sam eat while he worked on the deer he found during the hunting season?
(a) Blackberries.
(b) Mulberries.
(c) Salmonberry.
(d) Hawthorn berries.
4. What does Frightful catch for herself the day after Christmas?
(a) Mouse.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Pheasant.
(d) Mole.
5. In "The Autumn Provides Food and Loneliness," what scared the loneliness out of Sam?
(a) Baron.
(b) A rifle shot.
(c) Frightful.
(d) Jessie Coon.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Sam use to haul the materials to make his fireplace?
2. What color were the aspen leaves in September?
3. On what day did Baron Weasel look moldy?
4. What does Sam make for a present for Bando for Christmas?
5. In "I PIle Up Wood and Go on with Winter," what did Sam hear that made him feel he had time to chop wood?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Sam get wood and store it in "I Pile up Wood and Go on with Winter"?
2. How is Sam described by Mrs. Fielder in an article written about a wild boy in the mountains?
3. How does Sam describe his day in "I Pile Up Wood and Go on with Winter"?
4. What was different about the Baron on October 15?
5. At the end of the first week of hunting season, how close did Sam get to a hunter?
6. What preparations does Sam make for Christmas dinner when Bando will come?
7. In "The Autumn Provides Food and Loneliness," what did Sam gather as he pushed his raft down the stream?
8. What does Bando say shows that Sam has been busy since Bando left?
9. How does Bando serve Sam's dad after the first course of onion soup?
10. How did Sam make a deer hide jacket?
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