My Side of the Mountain Chapter 5 Flashcards

Who are the people that would visit the Catskill Mountain in the summer?

What kind of work did Sam have to do to get his home ready?

What else did Sam have to do other than get his home ready?

How did Sam carry his clothes?

What did Sam eat that tasted like lima beans?

What parts of the dandelions did Sam eat?

In what kind of tree did Sam find crow's eggs to go with his lunch?

How did Sam boil the eggs?

What kind of food did Sam find in the spring water?

Key Characters and Locations

Hikers and fishermen frequently visit the Catskill Mountains during summer, highlighting the area's popularity for outdoor activities.

Sam's Preparations

To make his home ready, Sam had to perform substantial digging work, showcasing his commitment to creating a suitable living environment.
Alongside home preparation, gathering food was another essential task that Sam undertook for survival.

Clothing and Shelter

Sam ingeniously carried his clothes by wearing them, indicating resourcefulness in managing his limited possessions.

Food Sources

Sam's diet included lily buds, which had a flavor reminiscent of lima beans, demonstrating his foraging skills.
He consumed parts of dandelions, specifically greens and roots, indicating his ability to identify edible plants in the wild.

Nature and Resources

Sam found crow's eggs in a pine tree, which he paired with his meal, illustrating both his foraging success and connection to local wildlife.
He boiled the eggs using a leaf, showcasing his improvisation with natural resources to prepare food.

Spring Resources

Clayfish was another food source Sam discovered in spring water, highlighting his adaptability in exploring diverse food options available in his environment.

This quiz features flashcards based on Chapter 5 of 'My Side of the Mountain'. It covers key vocabulary and concepts that reflect Sam's experiences and actions in the story. Test your understanding of the important terms and definitions related to Sam's adventure.