Protagonist's Actions in Winter Preparation

The transcript describes a winter survival experience on a mountaintop, focusing on gathering wood, daily activities, hunting with a falcon, and evening routines. The narrator reflects on the challenges and joys of living in the wilderness, emphasizing preparation and adaptation to the environment.

Who is the author of 'My Side of the Mountain'?

• Harper Lee

• Jean Craighead George

• J.K. Rowling

• Mark Twain

What does the protagonist do to prepare for winter?

• Builds a snowman

• Gathers wood and makes plans

• Buys a heater

• Goes on a vacation

What does the protagonist do with the wood he gathers?

• Burns it immediately

• Stacks it for easy access

• Sells it in town

• Gives it to neighbors

What does the protagonist do when he runs out of one wood pile?

• Goes to town to buy more

• Tunnels through the snow to the next pile

• Gives up and goes inside

• Calls for help

What does the protagonist do with the nuthatches and chickadees?

• Watches them for signs of weather

• Chases them away

• Ignores them

• Feeds them

How does the protagonist feel about the approaching winter?

• Angry and frustrated

• Indifferent

• Fearful and relieved

• Excited and carefree

What does the protagonist do when he sees a storm approaching?

• Goes inside and hides

• Continues to pile wood

• Runs down the mountain

• Calls for help

What does the protagonist do when he feels scared about winter?

• Calls for help

• Goes to sleep

• Keeps cutting and piling wood

• Stops preparing

What does the protagonist do when he sees the sky is clear?

• Takes a nap

• Goes for a walk

• Continues to prepare for winter

• Relaxes and stops preparing

What does the protagonist do with the waterfall at the gorge?

• Covers it with wood

• Ignores it

• Watches it for signs of winter

• Swims in it