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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. Why is Brown sued by the SPCA?
(a) For tracking wild dogs.
(b) For killing wild dogs.
(c) For breeding wild dogs.
(d) For starving wild dogs.

2. What type of people do the wild dogs in "Outlaw Dogs" prefer to attack?
(a) Children.
(b) Women.
(c) The elderly.
(d) Men.

3. In "Guardian", why can't Brown enjoy the wonders of spring?
(a) Because it is too rainy.
(b) Because Rick isn't there.
(c) Because there aren't any good tracks.
(d) Because it is cold.

4. How many packs of dogs help to look for the handicapped man in "Search"?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) None.

5. What would sometimes make Brown and Rick stop speaking to each other?
(a) Not being able to find tracks.
(b) Getting lost in the woods.
(c) Their skull competition.
(d) Their argument about being invisible.

Short Answer Questions

1. What makes tracking the handicapped man in "Search" the hardest tracking Brown has ever done?

2. Why will no one see the spray painted pipe in "True Lostness"?

3. How are Brown and Rick able to observe what the police do in "Thaw"?

4. Why must Brown travel in "The Journeyman"?

5. Where does Brown hide in "Predator" while stalking a deer?

Short Essay Questions

1. What must Brown and Rick do to become "invisible" in "Invisible Walking"?

2. What happens when Brown encounters the drunks in "Thoreau Summer"?

3. What do Brown and Rick do when the hand emerges from the ground in "Thaw"?

4. What does Brown realize about the man by the Jeep in "The Journeyman"?

5. In "Predator", how does Brown describe the deer he kills?

6. What does "true lostness" mean?

7. What is invisible walking?

8. How does Brown comfort the handicapped man's family in "Search"?

9. What does Brown say to himself after killing the deer in "Predator"?

10. How does Brown describe his two near-death experiences in "Bear Smacking"?

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