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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 brings the Red Flower to the pack?
(a) Shere Khan.
(b) Bagheera.
(c) Baloo.
(d) Mowgli.
2. Who is Chil the kite?
(a) A small, timid bluebird.
(b) A hawk-like bird.
(c) A flying squirrel.
(d) A flying bat.
3. Growing up, who is Mowgli taught not to trust?
(a) The other wolf cubs.
(b) Bears other than Baloo.
(c) Jackals.
(d) Shere Khan and men.
4. Why do the human villagers decide to send Mowgli to a specific place to work in Chapter Three?
(a) He knows how to swim.
(b) Because he is skilled at farming.
(c) The jungle is his home.
(d) So he doesn't antagonize the villagers anymore.
5. What does Baloo drill the boy daily on?
(a) The jungle promise.
(b) How to hunt.
(c) The words of the call.
(d) The chant of the wild.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who makes fun of Mowgli in the village?
2. What does Red Flower refer to?
3. What does the group leader in the village challenge Mowgli to do?
4. At the first meeting of the Pack Council, what does Baloo offer to do for Mowgli?
5. Who warns Bagheera to be careful of Kaa?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the role of Chil the Kite and Mang the Bat in Chapter Two? What does this mean?
2. What does it tell you about Mowgli's character in the way that he treats others at the end of Chapter One?
3. Why do you think Kaa turns against the others at the end of Chapter Two?
4. Why must Baloo and Bagheera team up with Kaa?
5. Describe why the monkey people are not respected in the jungle.
6. How is the wolf pack easily influenced?
7. Is the jackal respected by the other jungle creatures? Why or why not?
8. What is the symbolism of Mowgli caught in a trap at the end of Chapter Two?
9. When the cattle go crazy in Chapter Three, what is Mowgli trying to do and what happens as a result?
10. Deep down inside, what do you think Mowgli considers himself, a man or a wolf?
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