2. How long does Thoreau live at Walden Pond?
(a) One year.
(b) Six months.
(c) Two years and two months.
(d) Three years and six months.

3. "I go and come with a strange... in Nature."
(a) Ease.
(b) Liberty.
(c) Comfort.
(d) Thrill.

4. How close is Thoreau's nearest neighbor?
(a) One mile.
(b) Two miles.
(c) Three miles.
(d) Half a mile.

5. Who does Thoreau help toward the north star?
(a) A farmer.
(b) A runaway slave.
(c) A woodsman.
(d) A railroad employee.

6. What attracted Thoreau to the farm?
(a) Its crop production.
(b) The house.
(c) The landscape.
(d) Its remoteness.

7. "As long as possible live free and..."
(a) Uncommitted.
(b) Unconcerned.
(c) Unhindered.
(d) Unattached.

8. What did Thoreau do during his first summer at Walden Pond?
(a) Wrote a book.
(b) Studied Philosophy.
(c) Hoed beans.
(d) Read Books.

9. How often does Thoreau go to the village?
(a) Once a month.
(b) Once a week.
(c) Never.
(d) Every day or two.

10. What kind of bird does an old man tell Thoreau used to frequent the pond?
(a) Crow.
(b) Crane.
(c) Eagle.
(d) Owl.

11. "The adventurous student will always study..."
(a) Theology.
(b) History.
(c) Classics.
(d) Latin.

12. What happened to Walden Pond between his childhood and the time he moved there?
(a) A family of muskrats moved in.
(b) The fish were depopulated.
(c) The trees on the shores were cut down.
(d) The spring dried up.

13. What writer does the French Canadian Woodsman love?
(a) Homer.
(b) Milton.
(c) Aesop.
(d) Virgil.

14. What birds does Thoreau hear regularly during the summer at 7:30pm?
(a) Doves.
(b) Nightingales.
(c) Whip-poor-wills.
(d) Hawks.

15. Which building is NOT listed by Thoreau as a vital building in the village?
(a) Bar-room.
(b) Post Office.
(c) Grocery.
(d) School.