Woodsong final test

What did Paulsen do after he found the grouse nest of fourteen eggs?

• He sadly left them for prey to have.

• He gave them to his wife to cook.

• He placed them in a banty hen's nest.

• He let the dogs have them.

During Hawk's "summer of terror" she did all of the following EXCEPT

• Hawk attacked Paulsen when he went out to feed the dogs.

• Hawk launched herself at the cat Russel and rode him out of the yard.

• Hawk "nailed" Quincy in the back of the head.

• Mrs. Paulsen was attacked and covered with crushed tomatoes.

One of the mysteries detailed in chapter 6 told of "an eerie green-yellow glow." What was that glow?

• another musher's campfire

• the eyes of a mountain lion

• minerals in the soil

• a decaying stump

"...there is grace to a canoe..." What happened when Paulsen took a man and his four-year-old son canoeing and fishing?

• A very young fawn let the boy touch her nose.

• Paulsen caught the most fish.

• The boy caught an eel instead of fish.

• The father took pictures of the boy with his cell phone.

The dog team stopped and growled, and Paulsen got off the sled to check. He found

• a moose and its calf

• a frozen-solid deer standing in the way

• a rock slide blocking the path

• a bear cub and her mother nearby

The author learned about temper in dogs from Fred. Fred taught Paulsen in all of the following ways EXCEPT

• Fred ate food from the garden.

• Fred attacked Hawk and ate her eggs.

• Fred quit his watchdog duties.

• Fred bit Gary Paulsen.

Paulsen hallucinates about an Eskimo man helping him. The man helps him in all of the following ways EXCEPT

• He untangles the dogs.

• He reloads the sled.

• He gives Paulsen food.

• He helps Paulsen back onto the sled.

All of the following are true about the Iditarod EXCEPT

• It is a race from Anchorage to Nome.

• It is approximately 1100 miles long.

• It is very dangerous because it goes across wilderness, over mountain ranges, up the Yukon River, and along the coast.

• Each dog sled team carries two mushers and food for the entire trip.

Holding the Iditarod race takes a lot of planning. Planning includes all of the following EXCEPT

• food being shipped to 20 checkpoints across Alaska

• dogs being trucked to Anchorage staging area

• purchasing new dogs the week before the race begins to train on the race trail

• bringing in snow if none is available

Mushers must complete certain chores to keep the dogs healthy for the race. These chores include all of the following EXCEPT

• Rub their feet with ointment and cover them with booties.

• Put a coat on them to keep their muscles warm.

• Rub their shoulders every hour.

• Feed them a snack every hour or so.