Death of an Innocent

McCandless came from a middle class family; they disowned him after he graduated from college.

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• False

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Chris changed his name to Allen in order to create a new identity.

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• False

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Chris admired the writings of Leo Tolstoy because of Tolstoy's ability to accumulate wealth and material possessions while helping the poor at the same time.

• True

• False

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McCandless became gravely ill and ultimately starved to death as a result of eating poisonous seeds.

• True

• False

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Five rolls of film and a diary were among the things found with Chris's remains.

• True

• False

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Westerberg said McCandless's desire for adventure was his greatest strength but also his greatest weakness.

• True

• False

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Chris donated $20,000 to charity before he began his journey.

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• False

Telling the truth was very important to Chris.

• True

• False

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During his journey, McCandless traveled by foot, car (hitchhiking included), train and canoe.

• True

• False

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McCandless once canoed down the Colorado River and ultimately found himself in Mexico.

• True

• False

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