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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What age does the narrator refer to Wander and his siblings as in "Rival"?
2. Who from Wander's pack does he hear howling at the end of the pale wolves' howl in "Elk"?
3. Who leaps at the elk after Father has it by the neck in "Rival"?
4. Who is Wander's bigger brother?
5. Who does Father choose to help him make the kill in hunts in the winter in "Rival"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Wander overcome the obstacles in "Lightning"?
2. What is the significance of Sharp's howl in "Elk"?
3. Who is Growl? How is this character described?
4. What happens to Warm in "Lightning"?
5. Who does Wander encounter in "Almost"? How is the encounter described?
6. What does anthropomorism mean and how does it apply to A Wolf Called Wander?
7. What does Wander intend to do regarding the bachelor wolves in "Found"? Why?
8. What is the main obstacle that Wander faces in "Pain"?
9. What does Wander manage to secure for food in "Canyon"? How?
10. With whom does Wander have the closest relationship among his litter? How is this relationship described?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe and analyze three examples of irony in A Wolf Called Wander. What type of irony is presented? What purpose does it serve? How does this example of irony affect you as a reader?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the narrative style of A Wolf Called Wander. Why is this narrative style unique? How does it relate to some of the other literary devices that are employed in the narrative? How would the story differ if it were related from a different narrative point of view?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the different settings presented in A Wolf Called Wander and discuss their importance to the story. Could this novel have been set elsewhere? Why or why not? Why is the setting of the novel important?
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