Mick's Crab Catching Adventure

Mick, driven by hunger, turns to roadkill as a food source. He finds a small bird on the road, which he plans to use as bait to catch something larger. Mick heads to the Pacific shoreline, hoping to use the bird to catch crabs for a meal. His survival skills are put to the test as he navigates the challenges of finding food in the wild.

What is Mick's primary reason for heading to the road?

• To find a ride to the city

• To search for roadkill as a food source

• To enjoy a scenic drive

• To meet a friend

What does Mick find on the road that he considers using?

• A rabbit

• A snake

• A squirrel

• A small bird

Why does Mick decide to use the bird as bait?

• To catch a larger animal

• To make a fire

• To scare away predators

• To attract insects

Where does Mick plan to use the bird as bait?

• In a desert

• In the forest

• In a river

• Near the Pacific Shoreline

What is Mick hoping to catch with the bird bait?

• Shrimp

• Fish

• Crabs

• Lobsters

What does Mick do to the bird before using it as bait?

• Buries it

• Freezes it

• Deathers it

• Cooks it

Why does Mick choose a tide pool for his crab-catching attempt?

• It's closer to his home

• He has caught crabs there before

• The water is calm, improving his chances

• It's a popular tourist spot

What is Mick's attitude towards trying to catch crabs?

• Hopeful and determined

• Reluctant and unsure

• Indifferent and careless

• Confident and experienced

What does Mick mean by giving it the 'good old College try'?

• He is planning to enroll in college

• He is making a sincere effort despite uncertainty

• He is reminiscing about his college days

• He is using a technique he learned in college