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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 does Pax's daughter want to eat in Chapter 35?
2. How many yards down water does the river drop away in Chapter 27?
3. Over the next how many days in Chapter 35 does Pax come when Peter calls?
4. In Chapter 21, about how long have Peter and his companions been gone when Pax reaches their cold campfire?
5. What does Peter fix to eat when Samuel returns in Chapter 22?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 38, where does Peter find some food?
2. What knife does Peter find in Chapter 30?
3. Why is the river where Peter, Jade, and Samuel are in Chapter 22 special to Jade?
4. In Chapter 23, what news does Pax learn from the crows?
5. What does Peter see in Chapter 32 when he starts down the hill?
6. In Chapter 19, what memory does Pax have of a camping trip with Peter and his father?
7. What does Peter remember happened to his mother's things after she died?
8. In Chapter 25, how does the kit seem to be doing better?
9. What emergency alert do Samuel, Jade, and Peter receive in Chapter 24?
10. What does Peter remember about the last time he spoke to his father?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Pennypacker uses anthropomorphism in Pax, Journey Home. What is anthropomorphism? How does the use of anthropomorphism give insight into Pax’s character and the other foxes?
Essay Topic 2
Peter learns that there can be a different perspective to one incident. What are some different ways that Pennypacker shows there can be different perspectives to one incident? How does the author have Peter discover that fact?
Essay Topic 3
Peter has one last talk with his father before his father dies. What do Peter and his father talk about during their last conversation? What does Peter learn about the importance of forgiveness through that conversation?
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