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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 do the pale green clumps of sagebrush give way to as Wander makes his way up the mountain in "Mountain"?
(a) Redwoods.
(b) Honeysuckle.
(c) Ferns.
(d) Junipers.

2. Approximately how long do coyotes live in comparison with wolves?
(a) Coyotes live three times as long as wolves.
(b) Coyotes live about as long as wolves.
(c) Coyotes live half as long as wolves.
(d) Coyotes live twice as long as wolves.

3. At about what age do wolf pups reach adult size?
(a) 6 months.
(b) 3 years.
(c) 2 years.
(d) 1 year.

4. What happens to the raven in "Water"?
(a) She is trapped by hunters.
(b) She joins her pack.
(c) She breaks her wing on a window.
(d) She is shot.

5. Who dared Wander to eat a frog once?
(a) Wag.
(b) Warm.
(c) Pounce.
(d) Sharp.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wander watch a horse do in the end of "Mountain"?

2. What are the two types of herds that wild horses form?

3. What do Wander and the female wolf kill together after meeting in "Pack"?

4. When was the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge created?

5. How is the moon described in the end of "Run"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Wander know about cougars when he first encounters one in "Hunt"?

2. How fast can wolves travel? How does their speed compare with other predators and prey?

3. Why does Wander resist the urge to return to his homeland in the novel?

4. How does Wander's relationship with the raven change in "Water"?

5. Where and when was OR-7 born? When did his journey begin?

6. What is the significance of the stars in A Wolf Called Wander?

7. Why does Wander leave behind the lake area in "Mountain"?

8. Describe the journey of OR-7. Through what regions and habitats did he travel?

9. What happens in the climax of the novel?

10. What informaton does Wander discern about the female wolf from her tracks in "Track"?

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