3. What causes the depths of the Great Salt Lake to change?
(a) Climate changes.
(b) Drought conditions.
(c) Weather.
(d) Salt manufactureres.

4. What was the second option when the lake exceeded the limits?
(a) Divert the Water.
(b) Pumping the water.
(c) Store the water.
(d) Diking the water.

5. What did Diane spot at Bear River that was rare?
(a) Bald eagles.
(b) Flamingos.
(c) Pacific gulls.
(d) Snow buntings.

6. Who took the author to the bird conservatory?
(a) Her grandmother.
(b) Her mentor.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her uncle.

7. What did the author's family do for vacations when she was a child?
(a) Flew to exotic locations.
(b) Went camping.
(c) Visited relatives.
(d) Took road trips.

8. Where did the author's mother have a tumor?
(a) Her back.
(b) Her abdomen.
(c) Her arm.
(d) Her head.

9. How old was the author when she joined the Audubon Society?
(a) 10.
(b) 13.
(c) 12.
(d) 11.

10. Which of these is a title Terry used for the Great Salt Lake?
(a) A wild place of civilization.
(b) A woman who refuses to be tamed.
(c) A friend in a strange place.
(d) A symbol of God's power.

11. How big was the author's mother's tumor?
(a) The size of a kiwi.
(b) The size of an apple.
(c) The size of a cherry.
(d) The size of a grapefruit.

12. How does the author describe the Great Salt Lake?
(a) Selfish.
(b) Dying.
(c) Thriving.
(d) Terminal.

13. Where did the author go after her mother's surgery?
(a) The Great Salt Lake.
(b) The bird refuge.
(c) Her grandmother's house.
(d) A cemetary.

14. What did the author say she gauged her life by?
(a) Children.
(b) Birds.
(c) Seasons.
(d) Culture.

15. What would have been threatened if the lake water were pumped?
(a) The desert dwelling birds.
(b) The mineral levels.
(c) The Air Force shooting range.
(d) The natural foliage of the area.