Alabama moon Video chapter 1 and 2

What skills did Pap teach the narrator for living in the forest?

• Hunting with a bow and arrow, building elaborate traps, and navigating by the sun.

• Trapping food, making clothes, finding the way by stars, and making fire in the rain.

• Fishing with nets, constructing a sturdy shelter, and identifying edible plants.

• Communicating with animals, tracking large game, and building a smoke signal.

How was Momma's grave marked?

• With a wooden cross and a carved name.

• By a ground that was sunk in over her and "1972" scratched on a limestone rock.

• With a large stone monument and a detailed inscription.

• By a small, unmarked mound of earth.

What was Pap's belief about what happens after someone dies?

• They go to a peaceful afterlife.

• They are reincarnated as an animal or an Eskimo, with a part of them remaining as smoke.

• Their spirit lingers in the forest, protecting their loved ones.

• They simply cease to exist, with no trace left behind.

Which of the following describes the shelter where the narrator and Pap lived?

• A large cabin with multiple rooms and a high ceiling.

• A small room built halfway into the ground with low ceilings and a dirt-covered roof.

• A treehouse constructed high above the forest floor.

• A tent made of deerskin and palmetto roofing.

What were some of the daily activities the narrator and Pap engaged in at their shelter?

• Hunting, fishing, and trading furs.

• Sewing, whittling, scraping hides, and repairing traps.

• Building new structures and clearing land.

• Reading books and telling stories.

Why was Pap concerned about the International Paper Company?

• They were buying all the local general stores.

• They were selling off their land, which could lead to Pap and the narrator being discovered.

• They were running out of paper to produce.

• They were raising the prices of gasoline too high.

What did Pap and the narrator use to deter ticks and mosquitoes?

• Smoke from a campfire.

• Tannic acid from boiled acorns.

• Special herbs found in the forest.

• Noxious fumes from burning leaves.

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What sound indicated a new development in the area?

• The sound of a train whistle.

• The noise of heavy equipment making a road.

• The distant barking of dogs.

• The ringing of a church bell.