Mr Tucket by Gary Paulsen

Francis won the wrestling match when _____

• he jumped on his opponent's stomach

• his opponent twisted his knee

• Mr. Grimes kicked the opponent twice

• he bit his opponent's ear he bit his opponent's ear

Francis had to smoke the bait traps over aspen wood because _______

• it would rid the traps of human scent

• beaver love to eat aspen wood

• it would protect the traps against weather

• aspen was more plentiful than other treees

After he shot the deer, Francis ________

• made himself a new buckskin shirt

• felt so nervous that he had to sit down

• saw a young boy watching from the woods

• noticed a fawn hiding beneath a bush

When Francis arrived at the Pawnee camp, _______

• a boy showed him how to use a bow and arrow

• he discovered a girl was also a captive

• he found a knife hidden in a barrel

• an old woman led him around by a rope

When he was trapping beaver, Francis ________

• found an otter in a trap

• heard Mr. Grimes cry for help

• caught his hand in a trap

• slept only 4 hours a day

Mr. Grimes discovered that Braid ____

• had been wounded by a Cherokee

• had taken over as chief of his village

• was preparing the Pawnee for war

• was hiding with the traders

Mr. Grimes preferred hunting beaver in the fall because _______

• the beaver hid in the spring from the heat

• weight gain for winter slowed the beaver

• the babies would not be left motherless

• the beaver population was larger in the fall

Francis and Mr. Grimes stopped riding during the blizzard when ________

• they spotted a cabin

• Francis' pony collapsed

• Mr. Grimes couldn't open his eyes

• Francis had a frostbitten toe

Mr. Grimes covered and hid Francis's tracks so that ________

• they would not damage the land's natural beauty

• they would remain hidden from trappers and Indians

• a U.S. marshal would not discover their whereabouts

• their scent would not give them away to the beaver

Francis thought Mr. Grimes was tricking him after he was told ________

• to avoid being followed by Apaches

• to hold a white flag to attract antelope

• to sniff the ground to track deer

• to ride blindfolded into the countryside