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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe narrator's grandmother always warns the narrator about the danger ofother boysthe state roadsnapping turtlesfishing in The Rez
- 2. Multiple ChoiceYou can see the influence of the author's Native American background when the narratorsits by himself on the school buspromises to stay of the state roaduses a Swiss Army knife to clean fishtries to make friends with the crows and jays
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIn contrast to the other boys' plan to get the snapping turtle by spearing it, what does the narrator plan to do with the turtle?hit it with a small logtrap it in his fishing creelcatch it with his bare handslure it ashore with trout entrails
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the narrator's grandfather do to help the narrator understand what he should do with the snapping turtle?gets a big washtubshrugs his shouldersasks the boy questionsdrives the boy to the reservoir
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe narrator finally realizes that the snapping turtle was heading toward the sandbank tolay its eggsattack ducksscare swimmersmigrate to a new place
- 6. Multiple ChoiceTo traipse means tocapture in a cagecrush or damagerun away fromwalk around
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat does craftiness mean?braverytrickeryquicknessmeanness
- 8. Multiple Choicea migration isa sneaky plan to catch a wild animala collection of animalsthe act of changing location seasonallythe feeling that people get while in nature
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat does basking mean?fishing for dinnerhiding in the weedsfloating quietly in waterwarming oneself in sunlight
- 10. Multiple ChoiceSomeone who is undaunted iscourageousconfusedfamousguilty
- 11. Multiple ChoiceOther local boys do not play with the narrator because heis smaller than other boys his agespends most of his time doing choresis a "Grama's boy" who would tell on themLives on the other side of a dangerous highway
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the narrator do that shows a Native American influence on the author's background?wets his hands before handling small fisharrives home wet, scratched, and muddyadmits that he had been to the reservoircatches turtles so he can buy squirrels
- 13. Multiple ChoiceIn contrast to the other boys, the narrator ispatient and waits for the turtlecurious and plays in the woods alonebrave and goes to the reservoir to fishexcited at the idea of earning ten dollars
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThe narrator is able to capture the snapping turtle byletting it grab a stick and then pulling it ashorewading into the water and grabbing its tailhooking it by using trout entrails as baitdropping a big washtub on it
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThe most important factor in leading to the narrator's final decision about the snapping turtle is thesmall sum Jack offers for the turtletrout supper waiting at home for himadvice the grandfather gives to the narratorreason for the turtle's going to the sandbank
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