3. What causes the warm gentle feeling that Paulsen gets at the checkpoint on day eleven?
(a) Being surrounded by his dogs.
(b) All of these.
(c) Being welcomed by the ghosts of the graveyard.
(d) Being welcomed by total strangers.

4. What is the command for the team to go right?
(a) Me.
(b) Kaw.
(c) Gee.
(d) Haw.

5. The weather never rose above what temperature?
(a) Forty below.
(b) Thirty below.
(c) Twenty below.
(d) Ten below.

6. What does Gary do to get the moose to move?
(a) He utilized a bear banger on the moose.
(b) He kicked the moose in the left flank.
(c) He made a loud noise to startle the moose.
(d) He pepper sprayed the moose.

7. What did the word sound like in Paulsen's friend's mouth?
(a) None of these.
(b) A command.
(c) An explosion.
(d) An epithet.

8. Where is the start of the Iditarod?
(a) Nome, Alaska.
(b) Fairbanks, Alaska.
(c) Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories of Canada.
(d) Anchorage, Alaska.

9. What does Gary leave behind at the checkpoint when the rope breaks?
(a) His hat.
(b) His goggles.
(c) His snow hook.
(d) His felt lining for his gloves.

10. How deep is the snow on day two?
(a) Up to Gary's armpits.
(b) Up to Gary's eyes.
(c) Up to Gary's neck.
(d) Up to Gary's chin.

11. How many paper bowls of chili did Paulsen eat?
(a) Six.
(b) Thirteen.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Nineteen.

12. What nationality was the man who helped Paulsen?
(a) Eskimo.
(b) Black.
(c) White.
(d) Inuit.

13. What was strange about the light that Paulsen saw?
(a) It seemed to pulse and ebb.
(b) It was glowing green.
(c) It was low to the ground, and wide.
(d) All of these.

14. What did the man do while Paulsen was hallucinating?
(a) Help him harness the team.
(b) Both of these.
(c) Tell him when to go.
(d) Neither of these.

15. How long did the first run take?
(a) Seventeen days and thirteen hours.
(b) Sixteen days and fifteen hours.
(c) Seventeen days and fourteen hours.
(d) Seventeen days and twenty hours.