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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Wander eat in the end of "Pain"?
(a) A horse.
(b) A snake.
(c) A spider.
(d) A sheep.
2. What circles above Wander as he lay injured in "Pain"?
(a) A sparrow.
(b) A hawk.
(c) A vulture.
(d) An eagle.
3. Who does Mother teach to dig a den in "Rival"?
(a) Song and Pounce.
(b) Sharp and Wag.
(c) Growl and Song.
(d) Pounce and Wag.
4. Who used to tell Wander and his siblings "Everyone eats, and everyone is eaten" when they were pups (257)?
(a) Father.
(b) Sharp.
(c) Song.
(d) Growl.
5. How does Wander become injured in the end of "Elk"?
(a) He is kicked by an elk.
(b) He is shot in the shoulder.
(c) He is shot in the leg.
(d) He is kicked by a deer.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the babysitter wolf that watches over Wander and his siblings while the other adults hunt?
2. Who eats first among the pack after the elk is killed in "Rival"?
3. What is the first thing that Wander manages to catch and eat for food in "Canyon"?
4. Why are men considered the worst of all dangers, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
5. Why does Wander leave his scent at the border mark of the pale wolves in "Elk"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Wander vow to do for his sibling in "Found"?
2. How does Wander's relationship with the raven develop in "Almost"?
3. What is the importance of howling to the wolves?
4. To what food does the raven lead Wander in "Food"?
5. From what narrative perspective is the story related? Why is this important?
6. What is the main obstacle that Wander faces in "Pain"?
7. What is the significance of the chapter titles in the book?
8. With whom does Wander have the closest relationship among his litter? How is this relationship described?
9. What does anthropomorism mean and how does it apply to A Wolf Called Wander?
10. What is the significance of the howling described in "Fight"?
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