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Multiple Choice
1. C (Part 1, Chapter 2)
2. D (Part 1, Chapter 5)
3. A (Part 1, Chapter 13)
4. D (Part 1, Chapters 18-19)
5. A (Part 2, Chapter 21)
6. C (Part 2, Chapter 28)
7. B (Part 2, Chapter 35 and Part 3, Chapter 36)
8. B (Part 3, Chapter 48)
9. A (Part 3, Chapter 52)
10. D (Epilogue)
Long Answer
1. Mark is introduced embarking on a week-long hiking trip across the Magruder Missile Range. Furthermore, he locates sustenance and shelter in his first days on Transall; he survives animal attacks and quicksand. (Various chapters)
2. Mark saves Leeta from the wolf-like Howling Thing despite the inherent danger, forming a lasting friendship in the process. (Chapter 11) However, he is disgusted with the arrow people’s attack on a neighboring village for meager supplies, and decides that he would prefer to live alone. This decision establishes Mark as a principled person who adheres to his own morals, rather than simply following others out of self-preservation.
By Gary Paulsen