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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. What type of moon is out when Jack and Early begin walking in Chapter 18?
2. In Chapter 16, what is the name of the boatman who watches Early and Jack?
3. In Chapter 29, if MacScott takes four shots at a bulls eye, how many bullets will he have left?
4. What type of animal is under the vehicle that Jack and Early see in the clearing in Chapter 24?
5. What color eyes does the bar maid have in Chapter 17?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was in Martin's room?
2. Why does Jack think that Jesus was a likely candidate for fly-fishing?
3. What do Early and Jack see when they find an old logging camp?
4. How did Gunnar compromise MacScott's dogs' sense of smell?
5. What does Jack think "National Geographic" would say about the path they are taking in Chapter 27?
6. At the beginning of Chapter 26, what is Jack reminded about Early?
7. In Chapter 22, what does Jack find in his backpack that weren't there the night before?
8. What did the old woman want Early and Jack do and why?
9. In Chapter 24, what does the clearing look like where Jack and Early find themselves?
10. Why does Jack think Early might be hurt at the end of Chapter 27?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Gunnar compares fly fishing to star gazing. Why does Gunnar compare fly fishing to star gazing? How are the two alike and what do those similarities mean to Gunnar and Jack?
Essay Topic 2
Early and Jack have different ways of dealing with and interacting with the pirates. How do the boys interact differently with the pirates? Which boy is more effective when dealing with the pirates and why?
Essay Topic 3
Jack leaves Early behind when he races in the regatta. How does Early feel about being left behind and how long does it take him to make peace with Jack?
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