. John Chapman walked miles planting apple seed in clearings and in the wilderness to help the pioneer. People called him, not John Chapman but John . * 1 point
A. Alden
B. Appleseed
C. Bull
D. Crusoe
12. The dormouse is a furry animal somewhat large than a rat. It lives in nuts and sleeps all winter. In size, this animal is most like a . *
1 point
A. goat
B. squirrel
C. cow
D. fly
13. “Wheh,” sighed Janie as she dropped her school books. “I’ll change to some cool clothes and then get a glass of cold lemonade. It really feels like .” *
1 point
A. summer
B. snow
C. winter.
D. running
14. A rattlesnake is dangerous for it can inject poison into its victim through its fangs. It does not always rattle before biting. One should avoid this . *
1 point
A. food
B. snake
C. bird
D. place
15. Peanuts are not nuts at all. They grow underground and are related to peas and beans. To gather these “nuts” what would you have to do? *
1 point
A. climb
B. prune
C. swim
D. dig
16. The French people gave the United States the Statue of Liberty. It stands in New York Harbor. From what county did this statue come? *
1 point
A. New York
B. Liberia
C. America
D. France
17. When flying in the proper lane, an airplane pilot can hear a certain radio signal. Straying off course bring another signal. These signals help the . *
1 point
A. singer
B. pilot
C. radiologist
D. motorist
18. Early man sometimes built his house in stilts over a steam or fond. It is difficult now to find ruins of these houses built over . *
1 point
A. battles
B. fire
C. water
D. cliffs
19. Dogs trained by the monks of Saint Bernard is the Swiss Alps search for persons lost in snowstorms. These dogs have a keen sense of smell. They are . *
1 point
A. useful
B. wild
C. lost
D. disloyal
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