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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. How old is Dick when he begins his wilderness experience?
(a) Twenty-nine.
(b) Forty-five.
(c) Fifty-one.
(d) Thirty-two.
2. Who says "We are not piling up treasures on this earth?"
(a) Dick.
(b) Babe.
(c) Mary.
(d) Spike.
3. What does Dick feed the birds and squirrels for Thanksgiving dinner?
(a) Suet and meat dust.
(b) Dried corn.
(c) Bird seed.
(d) Sunflower seeds.
4. What is the spruce squirrel using for a door in "Freeze-up"?
(a) Spruce branches.
(b) Cement sack.
(c) Moss ball.
(d) Tree shavings.
5. What is Dick waiting for from Babe Alsworth when he is in Kodiak?
(a) Telegram.
(b) Phone call.
(c) Package.
(d) Letter.
Short Answer Questions
1. In June, how fast do the ice chunks move on the lake?
2. What animal takes over the spruce squirrel's home in "Freeze-up"?
3. What does Dick use to make a wash bucket, wash pan, and flour and storage cans before he moves out of Spike's cabin?
4. What does Dick leave behind at the Carrithers home when he flies to Anchorage?
5. How long does Dick anticipate letting the fireplace mortar dry before he builds a normal-sized fire?
Short Essay Questions
1. What animals does Dick see through his binoculars on his first evening at Twin Lake?
2. Describe Dick's first morning in Spike's cabin.
3. Why does Dick want to test himself with this wilderness adventure?
4. What do Spike and Hope Carrithers lend to Dick that inspires his wilderness adventure?
5. What other things does Dick do when he has to wait for more materials to be delivered by Babe?
6. How does Dick feel about completing the cabin?
7. What does Dick concoct so he can see the animals who come to eat the moose meat he has attached to his sled?
8. What is Operation Sheep Meat?
9. Describe what happens when Dick sets his roof on fire.
10. Why does Dick decide to hunt ram?
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