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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 tells Mowgli to save Akela?
(a) Baloo.
(b) Mother Wolf.
(c) Father Wolf.
(d) Bagheera.
2. Who ends Chapter Two riding on Bagheera's back?
(a) Chil.
(b) Mang.
(c) One of the monkeys.
(d) Mowgli.
3. At the end of Chapter Three, who does Mowgli belong with?
(a) Both the human village and the wolf pack.
(b) Neither the human village or the wolf pack.
(c) The wolf pack.
(d) The human village.
4. In Chapter Three when Mowgli learns Shere Khan is coming back to kill him, who actually concerns Mowgli more than the tiger?
(a) The villagers.
(b) Gray Brother.
(c) Tabaqui.
(d) Bagheera.
5. Who is Chil the kite?
(a) A flying bat.
(b) A small, timid bluebird.
(c) A flying squirrel.
(d) A hawk-like bird.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mowgli use to scare the wolf pack?
2. What does Red Flower refer to?
3. When Baloo punishes Mowgli, what do other characters do that is nice to Mowgli?
4. What doesn't Mowgli understand about the villagers?
5. At the beginning of Chapter Three, the villagers stare at Mowgli's_______.
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the symbolism of Mowgli caught in a trap at the end of Chapter Two?
2. How is the wolf pack easily influenced?
3. How does Mowgli use his difference from the wolf pack as a strength against the wolf pack in Chapter One?
4. How does the mother wolf approach the situation with the man-cub?
5. Even though they are his friends, why do Baloo and Bagheera slap and hit Mowgli?
6. Deep down inside, what do you think Mowgli considers himself, a man or a wolf?
7. Describe how Mowgli is appalled by the villagers.
8. Why must Baloo and Bagheera team up with Kaa?
9. Describe the role of Chil the Kite and Mang the Bat in Chapter Two? What does this mean?
10. Why do you think Kaa turns against the others at the end of Chapter Two?
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