A) Austin B) Mr. Hickman C) Levi D) Reuben
A) nonfiction B) biography C) realistic fiction D) historical fiction
A) Oregon B) Pennsylvania C) Florida D) Mexico
A) 365 days B) a year and a half C) four or five months D) three weeks
A) a thunderstorm B) a hen house C) a howling wolf D) the prairie at twilight
A) a calico quilt B) a looking glass or mirror C) a rocking chair D) a cooking pot
A) sage hen soup B) sweet black mice pie C) broiled prairie dog D) garlic buffalo bites
A) Bill was attacked by a snake. B) He was stuffed with gold. C) He was just old and tired. D) He had a wounded leg.
A) letters from relatives B) newspapers C) the Bible D) maps
A) along the coast of Spain B) in religious missions C) near Cuba D) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
A) kill a buffalo B) go swimming in the Columbia River C) lead the wagon train D) shoot an Indian
A) He had to go to bed early. B) He had to do twice as many chores. C) He had to be last in the wagon train. D) His dad whipped him.
A) Liberty Stone B) Freedom Rock C) Patriot Pebble D) Independence Rock
A) grizzly bear B) badger C) buffalo D) panther
A) His mule kicked him in the head. B) He had so many mosquito bites. C) He had eaten poisonous berries. D) He was attacked by Indians.
A) the shaggy fur B) buffalo chips C) the sharp horns D) the bones
A) Columbia B) Charlotte C) Virginia D) Caroline
A) to worship as a Mormon B) more gold C) a better climate D) rich farmland
A) Gold had been discovered by two men. B) There was no work available for him. C) Mr. Zikes had sold his Pa's land. D) Frank and Hiram were leading a wagon train back to the East Coast.
A) to entertain us and make us laugh at tall tales B) to give us directions on how to get to Oregon safely C) to give us information on the lifestyle of the people who traveled along the Oregon Trail D) to persuade people to go West for gold |