A Week in the Woods 6 - 12

How does Mark surprise Mr.Maxwell?

• Mark explains how the Hindenburg stayed aloft.
• Mark raises his hand in class.
• Mark looks out the window during class.
• Mark dances when called upon.

What does Chapter 6's title, "Spoiled " mean?

• Mr. Maxwell spoiled Mark's day by kicking him out of class.
• Mark spoiled Mr.Maxwell's lesson by explaining what happened to the Hindenburg.
• Mark ate spoiled eggs to prove he is tough.
• Mark told the ending to a movie and upset his classmates.

What does Mr.Maxwell learn after putting pressure on mark in class?

• He is plenty bright.
• The kid has spirit.
• Mark's slacker attitude was probably an act.
• All of the above.

How does Mr.Maxwell feel after he gives Mark the Week in the Woods packet?

• He feels happy because Mark is excited.
• He feels frustrated and shocked because Mark doesn't want to go.
• He feels sad because mark can't go.
• He is shocked because Mark wants to send his dog in his place.

What does Leon teach Mark?

• how to snowshoe
• how to cook scrambles eggs
• how to shop online
• how to hit a fastball

Mark spends much time exploring his new surroundings. What is his most important discovery?

• How valuable time on his own was
• How valuable the artifacts in the barn are
• He discovers Harriet Tubman's name carved into a wall in the attic.
• He finds the best ice cream store in the world.

Why is Mark so excited to camp out in the barn?

• He gets to watch any TV show he wants. 
• He is alone.
• He gets to use his new fire starter.
• He can prove he is an outdoorsman to Mr.Maxwell.

What does Mark have to overcome when staying over night in the barn?

• the dark
• the cold
• wolves outside
• his cell phone constantly ringing

What does Mark learn about himself from camping overnight in the barn? 

• He's been acting like a stuck up jerk.
• He's a popular guy.
• He's tough and can withstand being alone.
• He likes maple syrup.

How does Mr.Maxwell feel about Mark?

• He finds him guilty of being spoiled and disrespectful.
• He thinks he will become friendly when he makes friends.
• He doesn't like him because he thinks Mark's parents do his homework.
• He feels sorry for Mark because he has poor social skills.