A) The author begins Chapter 13 with a description of the changes in weather over the last two months B) At the end of Chapter 12 Brian was going to make a bow and arrow to catch fish and at the beginning of Chapter 13 Brian is tired of eating fish. C) Brian is keeping track of the days by making notches with his hatchet on a piece of wood, and he states that many notches have been made. D) Brian is placing pebbles in a hollowed out rock; one for each day he has been in the wilderness, and the rock will no longer hold any more pebbles.
A) squirrels B) foolbirds C) beavers D) wild greens
A) coyote B) fox C) squirrel D) wolf
A) Brian was not fast enough to hit the fish and they swam away B) the water bent the light making the fish look like they were in a different place than where they really were C) the fish stayed in the deep water and Brian could not get close enough to catch them D) the points were not sharp enough to pierce the skin of the fish
A) fish B) deer C) rabbits D) squirrels
A) warmth B) the turtle eggs C) fish D) shelter from the rain
A) tied in his jacket and hung up in the tall trees B) on the ledge above his shelter C) buried in the sand under his sleeping mat D) in a bowl-shaped rock
A) Brian built a holding pen out of rocks at the edge of the lake. B) Brian tied the fish with one of his shoelaces and hung them in a tree. C) Brian wove a basket from small branches and placed it at the edge of the lake. D) Brian put the fish on his storage shelf.
A) Which special event is Brian missing this summer? B) Which event changed the way Brian started to live? C) When will Brian be rescued? D) What are Brian's parents doing to try to find him?
A) Brian is angry with his mother over the secret and his mother tells her boyfriend to go away. B) Brian is sprayed by a skunk and must take four baths a day to get rid of the smell. C) Brian is alone in the wilderness and must learn how to take care of himself. D) Brian and Terry get lost and they must find their way home.
A) buck B) moose C) larger rabbit D) bear
A) Brian could be right beside one and not see it. B) They did not taste good. C) Brian thought they were too much trouble for such a small amount of meat. D) Brian thought they would taste like chicken, but they didn’t.
A) look for the pear-shaped body B) listen for the chirping sound it made C) look for the correct brown color of the bird D) look for softness of feathers
A) steaming it on a hot rock B) placing it over the fire on a Y-shaped stick C) putting it in a pot mixed with raspberries D) wrapping it in leaves and placing it in the fire
A) skunk, fish, and squirrels B) fish, foolbirds, and rabbits C) frogs, fish, and foolbirds D) opossums, fish, and worms
A) fox B) moose C) falcon D) wolf
A) a bear B) a train C) a tornado D) a plane
A) the airplane B) a dead moose C) the logs from the side of his shelter D) Brian's bow
A) 5, 1, 2, 4, 3 B) 5, 3, 2, 1, 4 C) 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 D) 5, 1, 4, 2, 3
A) Brian wishes he had harder challenges to face B) Brian has come across another human he can talk to C) Brian will give up and no longer try to live in the wilderness D) Brian has the strength to overcome these obstacles |