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4. made by Brian out of deer hide 1. The idea for these came from the rabbits
6. a difficult animal for Brian to see 2. A mound of earth: a knoll
9. using a word that imitates a sound 3. Animal Brian killed with his lance
10. at the same time 5. To make a person’s mouth water when hungry
11. enemy, opponent 6. Very hungry
15. not skillfully made 7. The name of the family that Brian meets at the end
16. stranded with little hope of rescue 8. Confused, stumped, uncertain
17. an unexpected but welcomed surprise 12. This happened to the poplar trees once they froze
18. animal who was sprayed by a skunk 13. Brian ______ to the deer before eating it
19. Betty 14. A small axe

Word List: Adversary, apologized, bear, crude, explosion, famished foolbirds, godsend, hatchet, hummock, marooned, moose, onomatopoeia, salivate, simultaneously, skunk, snowshoes, stymied, vest

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