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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. What kind of character does the Old Man warn Bobby to not be in Chapter 25?
(a) Selfish.
(b) Cruel.
(c) Greedy.
(d) Noble.
2. What does the Old Man say you have to be crazy to like hunting?
(a) Geese.
(b) Duck.
(c) Quail.
(d) Buck.
3. What kinds of ducks can be hard to differentiate according to the Old Man?
(a) Young and old.
(b) Males and females.
(c) Sick and healthy.
(d) Babies and colts.
4. What does the Old Man think about his own learning process?
(a) He has learned everything he needs to know.
(b) He wishes he could share his knowledge.
(c) He has a lot left in him to learn.
(d) He hates learning and is terrible at it.
5. What does the Old Man hate because of the effect bootlegging has on people?
(a) Prohibition.
(b) Christmas.
(c) Prostitution.
(d) Fifth Amendment.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the Old Man try to help the animal looking for its mother?
2. At what time of the year does Bobby love the way everything smells?
3. What is the message that Bobby says has stuck out all these years in Chapter 25?
4. Who promises to not die on the opening day of hunting season in the last chapter?
5. What is the best month to shoot quail according to the Old Man?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Bobby feel that he does with regard to time and seasons in Chapter 26?
2. How does Bobby discover that quail hunting in February is bountiful?
3. What does the Old Man conclude about being a boy by the end of Chapter 26?
4. Why does Bobby love November?
5. How does Bobby respond to the Old Man's question about what he wants to be when he grows up?
6. How does the Old Man make an exception among ducks?
7. What does the Old Man say about knowledge in Chapter 22?
8. What is the Old Man's threat about education and hunting and how does Bobby respond to it?
9. Describe Bobby's interactions with the older men in the town in Chapter 18.
10. What does the Old Man say separates the men from the boys?
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