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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 the raven lead Wander to in "Raven"?
(a) A dead deer.
(b) A dead dog.
(c) A dead elk.
(d) A dead rabbit.
2. What does Wander hear at the end of "Raven"?
(a) The howling of the rival wolf gang.
(b) The howling of the bachelor wolves.
(c) The howling of Warm.
(d) The howling of his father.
3. What is described as the stillest time of the day in "Found"?
(a) Midnight.
(b) Twilight.
(c) Mid-afternoon.
(d) Noon.
4. Who eats first among the pack after the elk is killed in "Rival"?
(a) Wander and Wag.
(b) Father and Mother.
(c) Wander and Sharp.
(d) Song and Growl.
5. The narrator says in "Raven" that except for wolves, nobody hunts as well as what?
(a) A snake.
(b) An eagle.
(c) A spider.
(d) A cougar.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are considered to be dangerous but easier to understand than men, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
2. Toward what direction does Wander run in the end of "Fight"?
3. What circles above Wander as he lay injured in "Pain"?
4. Who is brought to the food after Mother and Father eat for the first time in "Rival"?
5. The raven leads Wander away from the food and to a cloister of what kind of trees in the end of "Food"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the significance of the chapter titles in the book?
2. Who does Wander encounter from his litter in "Found"? How is this character described?
3. What food does Wander hope to attain in "Found"?
4. With whom does Wander have the greatest rivalry growing up? Why?
5. Who is Growl? How is this character described?
6. What does Wander intend to do regarding the bachelor wolves in "Found"? Why?
7. How does Wander overcome the obstacles in "Lightning"?
8. What is the "frozen black river" (76) that Wander encounters? What does it signify?
9. What main obstacle does Wander face in "Lightning"?
10. Where does Wander encounter the raven? How is it described?
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