2. What kind of bird does Wander watch and marvel at its acrobatics in "Pain"?
(a) A hawk.
(b) An eagle.
(c) An egret.
(d) A hummingbird.

3. What is with the almost-wolf in "Almost"?
(a) A badger.
(b) A boy.
(c) A cat.
(d) An old woman.

4. What does the raven appear to do in the beginning of "Almost"?
(a) Spin in the air.
(b) Fly backwards.
(c) Fall from the air.
(d) Sit in the air.

5. What are the "gray lines' that are described by Wander in "Almost"?
(a) A fence.
(b) A cloud.
(c) A telephone line.
(d) A railroad track.

6. What does the enemy chant say in "Fight"?
(a) Defeat.
(b) Kill.
(c) Mine.
(d) Carry on.

7. What does Wander eat in the end of "Pain"?
(a) A snake.
(b) A horse.
(c) A spider.
(d) A sheep.

8. Who among the pack is the first to alert them that trouble is coming in "Fight"?
(a) Warm.
(b) Wander.
(c) Wag.
(d) Sharp.

9. What does Father's last song say in "Fight"?
(a) I love you.
(b) I'll miss you.
(c) Carry on.
(d) Forgive me.

10. Who is always second to eat among the pack, according to the narrator in "Rival"?
(a) Song.
(b) Wander.
(c) Wag.
(d) Pounce.

11. What season is it said to be in the ending of "Canyon"?
(a) Spring.
(b) Fall.
(c) Winter.
(d) Summer.

12. What are the names of Wander's sisters?
(a) Pounce and Wag.
(b) Song and Wag.
(c) Song and Growl.
(d) Sharp and Growl.

13. Who does Mother teach to dig a den in "Rival"?
(a) Growl and Song.
(b) Pounce and Wag.
(c) Sharp and Wag.
(d) Song and Pounce.

14. What are considered to be dangerous but easier to understand than men, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
(a) Sheep.
(b) Bears.
(c) Moose.
(d) Elk.

15. What happens to Warm in "Lightning"?
(a) He falls off a cliff.
(b) He is hit by a car.
(c) He is shot.
(d) He is trapped.