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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. Who spreads news of the fight with the monkeys to the rest of the jungle?
(a) Mowgli.
(b) Baloo.
(c) Mang the bat.
(d) Kaa.
2. Who ends Chapter Two riding on Bagheera's back?
(a) Mang.
(b) One of the monkeys.
(c) Mowgli.
(d) Chil.
3. In Chapter Two, who fights with the monkeys first in The Cold Lairs after Mowgli is taken?
(a) Bagheera.
(b) Chil.
(c) Baloo.
(d) Kaa.
4. A woman speaks up and says years ago she is missing what?
(a) A pet snake like Kaa.
(b) A bird like Chil.
(c) A bear cub like Baloo.
(d) Her little boy.
5. Who are the Bandar-log?
(a) Snakes.
(b) The Monkey People.
(c) Bears.
(d) The Bird People.
Short Answer Questions
1. What things does Mowgli have to learn about in the village in Chapter Three?
2. What physical problem does Shere Khan have with his body?
3. What does Mowgli use to scare the wolf pack?
4. Where do the human villagers send Mowgli to work in the middle of Chapter Three?
5. Who does the woman villager think goes missing of hers long ago?
Short Essay Questions
1. Deep down inside, what do you think Mowgli considers himself, a man or a wolf?
2. When the cattle go crazy in Chapter Three, what is Mowgli trying to do and what happens as a result?
3. Describe Mowgli's appearance when he first meets the wolf family and their impression of him.
4. In what ways are Baloo and Bagheera good friends to Mowgli?
5. Explain what Mowgli does not accomplish in Chapter Three if it isn't for his friends.
6. What is the symbolism of Bagheera calling out for help in the battle?
7. How does the dare with the villagers in Chapter Three ultimately help Mowgli?
8. What do you think Kaa's hypnotizing near the end of Chapter Two means?
9. Why do you think Kaa turns against the others at the end of Chapter Two?
10. Describe why the monkey people are not respected in the jungle.
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