My Side Of The Mountain Chapters 1-3

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    What is a falcon

    • A type of car that Sam's dad owns
    • A plane that took him to the forest
    • A bug that was in his house
    • A bird that Sam has as a pet
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Explore the initial chapters of 'My Side of the Mountain' through questions about natural elements and survival skills. This quiz assesses understanding of basic forestry knowledge and key plot elements, enhancing comprehension and environmental awareness.

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    What is a hemlock grove

    • A lock that looks groovy

    • A forest of hemlock trees

    • To fix the hem in your pants

    • A street Sam lived on

    Correct Answer
    A. A forest of hemlock trees
    Explanation
    A hemlock grove refers to a forest that consists primarily of hemlock trees. Hemlock trees are a type of coniferous tree that are commonly found in North America. They are known for their dark green foliage and their ability to thrive in moist and shady environments. Hemlock groves are often characterized by their dense and tranquil atmosphere, making them popular destinations for nature enthusiasts and hikers.

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    What is flint and steel used for?

    • Rocks to put in a fire that burn

    • Hit them together to make sparks for a fire

    • To break up wood for the fire

    • Throwing at his bird when he is mad

    Correct Answer
    A. Hit them together to make sparks for a fire
    Explanation
    Flint and steel are used to create sparks for starting a fire. When the flint and steel are struck together, the friction generates sparks that can ignite a fire when they come into contact with a flammable material, such as tinder or dry leaves. This method has been used for centuries as a reliable way to start fires in various outdoor and survival situations.

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    What does it mean to whittle?

    • To use a knife to carve out wood

    • To blow through your lips to make a sound

    • To walk quietly in the woods

    • To yell loudly to his bird

    Correct Answer
    A. To use a knife to carve out wood
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "To use a knife to carve out wood." Whittling refers to the act of shaping or carving wood using a knife. It involves removing small, thin shavings or chips from a piece of wood to create a desired shape or design. This traditional craft requires precision and skill, and is often used to create small decorative objects or sculptures.

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    What is a bough?

    • To bend when in front of a queen

    • A pretty thing you put on presents for friends

    • The way he built a fire

    • A branch from a pine tree

    Correct Answer
    A. A branch from a pine tree
    Explanation
    A bough is a branch from a pine tree. This term specifically refers to a large and sturdy branch that extends from the main trunk of a tree. Boughs are commonly found in pine trees and are often used for various purposes such as building fires, crafting, or as decorative elements.

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    What is a knothole

    • A hole in a rope that has a knot in it

    • A hole in your shoe from a knot

    • A hole in a piece of wood where a knot used to be

    • A hole in the ground that you stick a knot in

    Correct Answer
    A. A hole in a piece of wood where a knot used to be
    Explanation
    A knothole is a hole in a piece of wood where a knot used to be. Knots are areas in wood where branches grew, and when the branch falls off or is cut, it leaves behind a hole. Over time, the wood may decay or the knot may fall out, leaving a knothole. Knotholes can vary in size and shape and are often sought after by woodworkers and craftsmen for their unique and rustic appearance.

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