Alligator Capture and Strategy

Troy is catching alligators in a new area and faces challenges with lilies blocking his path. He uses a technique called rewashing to clear the way and successfully catches an 11-foot alligator, demonstrating his skills and strategy.

What was Troy's main activity in the new area?

• Hunting deer

• Catching alligators

• Fishing for trout

• Bird watching

What was Troy's hope for his partners?

• That they return home safely

• That they catch bigger alligators

• That they have similar success

• That they find a new area

What unexpected obstacle did Troy encounter?

• A fallen tree

• A group of tourists

• A broken engine

• A patch of lilies

What is the name of the strategy Troy used to clear the lilies?

• Rewashing

• Replanting

• Recharging

• Rebuilding

How does Troy's 'rewashing' strategy work?

• By using the boat's engine to create a current

• By waiting for the lilies to drift away

• By pushing the boat with a pole

• By using a net to remove the lilies

What did Troy use to push against a big tree during rewashing?

• His hands

• The bottom of his board

• A paddle

• A rope

What size was the alligator that the team captured?

• 12 feet

• 10 feet

• 11 feet

• 9 feet

How many more alligators does the team need to catch after the 11-foot one?

• Five

• Eight

• Six

• Seven

What did the team reflect on after capturing the alligator?

• The weather conditions

• The difficulty of the catch

• The number of team members

• The size of the boat

What was the team's reaction after successfully capturing the alligator?

• They were confused

• They were disappointed

• They were indifferent

• They were relieved