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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 starving wild dogs.
(b) For killing wild dogs.
(c) For breeding wild dogs.
(d) For tracking wild dogs.

2. Who was Brown an apprentice under?
(a) Stalking Wolf.
(b) Rick.
(c) Nature.
(d) His father.

3. What year is it when Brown finally questions the education he received growing up in Pine Barrens?
(a) 1977.
(b) 1987.
(c) 1967.
(d) 1997.

4. How does Brown benefit from invisible walking?
(a) He doesn't benefit from it.
(b) He can use it to earn money.
(c) A better bond with Rick.
(d) A spiritual awakeness.

5. In "Invisible Walking", why does Brown say he enjoyed his week in Hell?
(a) It was a great lesson.
(b) He had never been so successful at tracking.
(c) It was just the vacation he needed.
(d) He will never feel fear again.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Who does Brown have teach him in the Dakota Badlands?

3. Why does Brown find Rick to show him the three beaver skulls in "True Lostness"?

4. What type of people do the wild dogs in "Outlaw Dogs" prefer to attack?

5. In "Thoreau Summer", what makes Brown transform back into a "human"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Brown tries to smack a bear in "Bear Smacking"?

2. In "Thaw", what does Brown find funny about the police dogs?

3. In "True Lostness", why do Rick and Brown argue?

4. Why does Brown agree to kill the wild dogs in "Outlaw Dogs"?

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

6. In "Guardian", what does Brown do when he finds the poachers?

7. In "Bear Smacking", how does Brown feel about the desert?

8. What is invisible walking?

9. What makes Brown question his education and path in life in "Search"?

10. Why does Brown know that poachers were killing deer in "Guardian"?

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