How Far Would You Go On The Oregon Trail?
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Question 1/10

As you prepare for your journey, what profession would you have chosen in the year 1848?
- A banker
- A blacksmith
- A farmer
- A craftsman
Question 2/10
What month do you decide you and your party are leaving for Oregon?
- March
- April
- May
- July
Question 3/10
The party leader asks for your recommendation on the pace you should set. How fast do you say your party should go?
- A steady pace
- A slow pace
- A strenuous pace
- A grueling pace
Question 4/10

You approach a river that is 630 feet across with it's deepest point at 3 feet deep. How do you choose to cross?
- I attempt to ford the river
- I caulk the wagon and float it across
- I hire a guide to take me across
- I fork out the money and hire a ferry
Question 5/10
You are running low on food. What do you do?
- I would go hunting
- Keep going until I find fruit bushes on the trail
- Attempt to trade with anyone around
- Push on until the next town to purchase food
Question 6/10

One of the members of your family has a fever. What do you do?
- Slow the pace
- Take a couple days of rest
- Push onward
- Leave them behind
Question 7/10
You are sitting around a campfire with your party. What are you doing?
- Huddling under a blanket
- Roasting some meat
- Singing a song
- Resting
Question 8/10

You find an abandoned wagon along the trail. What do you do?
- Search through the belongings
- I pass by and leave it be
- See if anyone needs help
- I tear the wagon apart for spare parts
Question 9/10

You are out of food and have one bullet left. What do you shoot at?
- A bear
- A deer
- A rabbit
- A squirrel
Question 10/10
You have chosen to float your wagon down the Columbia River as a last attempt to reach Oregon. What happens to your wagon?
- It smashes into a rock but only once
- I hit the shore multiple times
- I miss the final landing point
- All is smooth sailing
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