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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 did Sam call the person he met in town in "Trouble Begins"?
(a) Mr. White Shirt.
(b) Nosy.
(c) Mr. Jacket.
(d) Talkative.
2. What type of berries does Sam hang on his door Christmas eve?
(a) Winterberries.
(b) Teaberries.
(c) Blaeberry.
(d) Holly.
3. When Sam went into town in "Trouble Begins," where did someone think Sam was from?
(a) California.
(b) Michigan.
(c) Mississippi.
(d) New York.
4. What type of tea did Bando and Sam drink on Christmas day?
(a) Wintermint.
(b) Peppermint.
(c) Teaberry.
(d) Sassfras.
5. What did Sam decide he had accomplished by going to town in "Trouble Begins"?
(a) Found some good books.
(b) Got some staples.
(c) Made a friend.
(d) Got a pair of boots.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Sam use to hold up the funnel and finish his fireplace?
2. What does Sam use to make snowshoes?
3. The night after Sam left Halloween treats for his animal neighbors, who came and ate some smoked rabbit?
4. What does Sam use to write his journal?
5. In "Trouble Begins," where did Sam say he was from when someone in town asked him where he came from?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is winter as exciting as summer - or maybe even more so - for Sam?
2. Why didn't Sam light a fire while he worked on the first deer he got that a hunter couldn't find?
3. How did Sam make a deer hide jacket?
4. What was different about the Baron on October 15?
5. How did Frightful help Sam gather nuts?
6. How is Sam described by Mrs. Fielder in an article written about a wild boy in the mountains?
7. How are the chickadees like people that Sam knew on Third Avenue in New York?
8. How did Sam invite his neighbor animals to come to a party for Halloween?
9. What does Bando say shows that Sam has been busy since Bando left?
10. What preparations does Sam make for Christmas dinner when Bando will come?
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