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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 nature guide does Brown buy?
(a) Peterson's.
(b) Davis'.
(c) Audobon's.
(d) National Geographic's.

2. How does Stalking Wolf describe Brown in the beginning of "Omen"?
(a) Brave.
(b) Special.
(c) Worried.
(d) Triumphant.

3. Why was Brown attacked by a dog when he was ten?
(a) He was trying to find a skull.
(b) He was sleeping too soundly.
(c) He was listening to music.
(d) He ran after the dog first.

4. How do people miss a great deal, according to Stalking Wolf?
(a) By sleeping too much.
(b) By paying attention to the details.
(c) By looking at the sky.
(d) By thinking about what they have lost.

5. In "Quick Mud", Stalking Wolf says nature will never hurt Brown as long as he does what?
(a) Listens to the breeze.
(b) Prays daily.
(c) Stays calm.
(d) Does not eat animals.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Omen", how does Stalking Wolf describe the dogs?

2. How does Brown feel after his encounter with the Jersey Devil?

3. In "Chickadee Survival", Brown says a person may not know where they are but what?

4. In "Chickadee Survival", what do the Boy Scouts do to prepare for the winter storm?

5. What do Brown and Rick eat to celebrate finishing building their cabin?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Brown react to being blinded in "Night Crawl"?

2. What story does Stalking Wolf tell about "smacking the bear"?

3. What test does Stalking Wolf give Brown in "Jersey Devil"?

4. What two human rescues do Brown and Rick take part in in "Chickadee Survival"?

5. What happens when the dogs get out of the pit in "Omen"?

6. Describe the rite of passage in "Cold Training"?

7. What do Brown's parents think of his time in the woods?

8. Why does Stalking Wolf call the dogs "guardians" in "Omen"?

9. Why does Brown learn about mice?

10. How does Brown choose where to build the Good Medicine Cabin?

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