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One Man's Wilderness, An Alaskan Odyssey: Chapters 5-6 - Quiz
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Explain where Richard had stored his extra tools and food before building his own cache. Why was it important that the structure be elevated on stilts?
Why didn't the narrator just leave the newborn caribou calf in Low Pass?
What near-catastrophe caused the narrator to run for a water bucket late in the day on May 16th?
Describe the activities of the mother bear and her three cubs, which provided the narrator with much entertainment.
What did Richard see through his 60-power eyepiece that a trophy hunter would leave his wife for?
Explain how Richard's sixteen months in Alaska was indeed, an odyssey.
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