3. On day eight, what does Paulsen compare crossing the interior of Alaska by dog team to?
(a) Being on the moon.
(b) None of these.
(c) Being in the desert.
(d) Being on mars.

4. What is historically a highway through Alaska?
(a) Porcupine River.
(b) Tanana River.
(c) Kuskokwim River
(d) Yukon River.

5. Who had touched the fawn?
(a) The pup.
(b) Paulsen.
(c) The boy.
(d) The father.

6. What did Storm use to communicate with Gary?
(a) A pine cone.
(b) Vocalizations.
(c) A ball.
(d) A stick.

7. What did the man put in the sled with Paulsen?
(a) A blanket.
(b) A meal.
(c) All of these.
(d) The snow hook.

8. On day nine, what landed beside Paulsen and his team?
(a) A butterfly.
(b) A griffin.
(c) A dragon.
(d) A plane.

9. What is the only thing that Gary initially wanted?
(a) To finish the race.
(b) To see his wife again.
(c) To win the race.
(d) To go home.

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

11. What did Gary learn from challenging his lead dog's sense of direction?
(a) That the lead dog is always right.
(b) All of these.
(c) That the lead dog will get the musher lost to prove a point.
(d) That the lead dog will bite.

12. How many miles is the Iditarod from start to finish?
(a) Over twelve hundred miles.
(b) Over eleven hundred miles.
(c) Over two thousand miles.
(d) Over twenty-one hundred miles.

13. What was the partial solution to the flies that Paulsen discovered accidentally?
(a) That if he smeared mud on his body, they would go away.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) That shade repels them, a little.
(d) Both of these.

14. Which dog nearly took Storm's head off in surprise at this action?
(a) Fonzie.
(b) Columbia.
(c) Cookie.
(d) Obeah.

15. What mountain range must the team cross?
(a) Bower's Ridge.
(b) The Rocky Mountain Range.
(c) The Aleutian Ridge.
(d) The Alaska Range.