Sam's Winter Adventures and Observations

The transcript describes a winter spent in the wilderness, observing nature and adapting to the cold. The protagonist prepares for Christmas, reflecting on the solitude and beauty of the snowy landscape. Birds are observed, and their behaviors are likened to human social dynamics. Bando, a friend, visits, bringing news articles about a 'wild boy' living in the mountains. The story concludes with a joyful Christmas celebration with Bando and the protagonist's father, highlighting themes of friendship, family, and self-sufficiency.

What activity did Sam and Frightful enjoy during the winter in the mountains?

• Exploring the snowy wilderness

• Fishing in the river

• Swimming in the lake

• Building sandcastles

How did Sam describe his deerskin rabbit-lined suit?

• Not suitable for winter

• Warm and snug

• Too tight and uncomfortable

• Heavy and cumbersome

What did Sam compare the winter birds to?

• The people on 3rd Avenue

• His family members

• His school friends

• The animals in the forest

Who was Mr. Brackett in Sam's observations?

• A rabbit in the snow

• A chickadee that chased others

• A fox following Sam

• A deer in the forest

What did Sam plan to make for Bando as a Christmas present?

• A wooden sculpture

• A pair of deer hide moccasins

• A knitted sweater

• A painting of the mountains

What news did Bando bring to Sam during his visit?

• A new recipe for venison

• A letter from Sam's family

• A new job opportunity

• Sam's story in the newspapers

How did Sam react to seeing his father?

• He was confused and surprised

• He was overjoyed and excited

• He was indifferent

• He was angry and upset

What did Sam's father think about his living arrangement?

• He wanted Sam to return home

• He found it clever and impressive

• He was disappointed

• He thought it was dangerous