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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 does the heat from the fire do to the ground in "Thaw"?
(a) It warms it for sleeping.
(b) It starts the leaves on fire.
(c) It melts the frozen mud.
(d) It cracks the dry sand.

2. What does Brown do when he finds the hand sticking out of the ground during a camping trip?
(a) Hangs a cup up on it.
(b) Calls for Rick.
(c) Screams and runs.
(d) Kicks it.

3. What does Brown take to the Grand Canyon in?
(a) A guide and a horse.
(b) Nothing but himself.
(c) A donkey and a large sack.
(d) A pack mule and a horse.

4. Who does Brown help control the dogs in "Outlaw Dogs"?
(a) Hunters.
(b) A local Indian tribe.
(c) His parents.
(d) The police.

5. In "Search", what does Brown discover the handicapped man to be eating?
(a) Fiddleheads.
(b) Grass.
(c) Corn.
(d) Strawberries.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Search", how long does it take to find the handicapped man?

2. What makes Brown's search for a handicapped adult in "Search" so important.

3. What does Brown love most about the Badlands?

4. How old is Brown in "The Journeyman"?

5. At the end of "Predator", what does Brown say he will mostly hunt with?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What makes Brown and Rick's goodbye so difficult in "The End of the World"?

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

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

6. What is invisible walking?

7. How does Brown describe following a trail in the beginning of "Search"?

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

9. Who helps look for the lost handicapped man in "Search"?

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

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