Master of the Bear Hunt (2)

A - character vs. character

B - character vs. self

C - character vs. nature

D - character vs. society

A - historical fiction, because it takes place in the past

B - fantasy, because the story includes animals

C - biography, because it is not written by Davy Crockett

D - tall tale, because the autor uses exaggeration

A - skill as a hunter

B - many a tale

C - east of the Mississippi

D - some folks said

A - The hound took off after the cubs.

B - Davy pointed out the bears to his son

C - The mother bear charged Davy and his son.

D - Davy noticed a mother bear with two cubs passing.

A - Timber sawed or split into planks, boards, etc.

B - To move in a light, springy manner by bounding forward with alternate hops on each foot.

C - To move clumsily or heavily, especially from great or ponderous bulk

D - To spring clear of the ground or other support by a sudden muscular effort; leap:

A - Serious and critical

B - Humorous and whimsical

C - Melancholy and sad

D - Crazy and silly

A - To analyze Davy Crockett's hunting prowess.

B - To make a statement about the importance of the setting.

C - To introduce the reader to the bears that Davy Crockett hunted.

D - To provide evidence of Davy Crockett's reputation among the bears

A - He is serious about his hunting.

B - He enjoys talking to bears.

C - He has a careful plan when hunting.

D - He has a good sense of humor.