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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 time of day does Pax hunt in Chapter 19?
2. What does Pax's daughter want to eat in Chapter 35?
3. When does Jade tell Peter they will see him again in Chapter 28?
4. In Chapter 23, where are a large group of humans coming from?
5. What does Pax bring his kit to eat in Chapter 37 that she will not eat?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Pax's daughter act during the three days the rest at the still pond in Chapter 19?
2. What happens when Pax and her daughter are swept up by the river?
3. In Chapter 21, what does Pax learn about Peter when he finds his campsite?
4. Why does Peter throw something at Pax's kit in Chapter 38?
5. What does Peter remember happened to his mother's things after she died?
6. In Chapter 23, what news does Pax learn from the crows?
7. Why does Peter remember thinking he did not deserve a pet when he and his father when on a camping trip when he was eight?
8. In Chapter 34, what does Peter remember doing with Pax when they connect?
9. Why is the river where Peter, Jade, and Samuel are in Chapter 22 special to Jade?
10. In Chapter 35, how do Peter and Pax spend the next two days?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Pax and the female kit have a close relationship. How would you describe the relationship between Pax and his female kit? What interactions between them reveal the type of relationship that they have?
Essay Topic 2
Peter sees working with the Water Warriors as a turning point in his life. Why does Peter see working with the Water Warriors as a turning point in his life? How does the work help him choose a new beginning?
Essay Topic 3
Setting is the place and time where a novel takes place. What is the setting in Pax, Journey Home? How does the setting evoke feelings or set the mood in the book?
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