A) Nome is 880 miles from Anchorage B) People are dying from the flu. C) Telephone lines are frozen. D) Many people are sick with diphtheria.
A) dog teams can get through the storm B) trains can't get over the snowdrifts. C) the strong winds prevent planes from flying D) the sea is frozen, so no ships can sail there.
A) It was longer than other trips. B) The trail went across a sea of ice. C) Balto had to guide Kasson and the dogs. D) Kasson had never made a trip to Nome.
A) cold food for dogs B) a hot food Kasson always ate. C) a command for the dogs to start pulling the sled D) a mix of snow and icy water
A) keys on telegraph B) the smoothness of glass C) a gun being shot D) The up and down of a roller coaster
A) the dogs hurt their paws on the sharp ice B) Kasson couldn't see through the falling snow C) the dogs slipped and skidded D) the sled kept turning over
A) The sea ice split apart. B) Someone fired a gun. C) A runner broke off the sled. D) A frozen tree branch broke off in the wind.
A) by saving Gunnar Kasson from freezing in the snow B) by reaching the town of Safety in fourteen hours C) by getting around where the sea ice was breaking up D) by getting a team of doctors to the rescue train
A) Balto could not find the trail. B) The team had to go around the deepest snow. C) The team missed the town of Safety. D) The airport was closed.
A) calm and determined B) friendly and sure-footed C) tame and strong D) big and fast
A) He wanted to take care of Balto's paws. B) He was shivering from the cold. C) He was shaking snow off his head. D) He wanted them to thank Balto, not him.
A) was a handsome dog B) trusted people C) had great courage D) was born in New York
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