Ranger's Search and Rescue Challenges

Troy Landry and Pickle Wheat respond to Mr. John's call about his missing dog, Ranger, in the Everglades. They search for the dog, encountering snakes and tracking signs, but initially find no clues. Despite their efforts, they return to Mr. John's camp without Ranger. However, Ranger returns on his own the next morning, unharmed, much to everyone's relief.

What is the main reason Mr. John is worried about his dog Ranger?

• Ranger is not trained to return home.

• Ranger has a habit of running away.

• Ranger is afraid of the dark.

• Ranger might have been taken by a snake.

What type of snake is Mr. John particularly concerned about?

• Rattlesnake

• Burmese python

• Anaconda

• Cobra

What do Troy and Pickle decide to do after hearing Mr. John's concerns?

• Call the police

• Set up traps

• Search for Ranger and snakes

• Wait for Ranger to return

During their search, what do Troy and Pickle find?

• A large snake with a swollen belly

• Ranger's collar

• A snake but no sign of Ranger

• A group of wild pigs

What challenges do Troy and Pickle face during their search?

• Lack of daylight

• Thick fog

• Heavy rain

• Losing tracks in water

What is the outcome of Troy and Pickle's search efforts?

• They find Ranger injured

• They capture a large snake

• They find no sign of Ranger

• They discover a hidden cave

How does the story conclude regarding Ranger?

• Ranger is still missing

• Ranger is rescued from a snake

• Ranger returns on his own

• Ranger is found by a neighbor

What emotion does Mr. John feel when Ranger returns?

• Relief

• Confusion

• Disappointment

• Anger

What lesson can be learned from the story?

• Always keep pets on a leash

• Never trust the wilderness

• Friends can help in times of need

• Snakes are not dangerous

What do Troy and Pickle advise Mr. John to do after Ranger returns?

• Train Ranger to hunt snakes

• Keep Ranger close

• Install a tracking device on Ranger

• Move to a safer location