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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. Mowat confesses that he didn't believe Ootek's story until what happens?
(a) Ootek takes him on a trip to visit the site of the event
(b) Mowat sees the wolves he's observing do the same thing
(c) He hears a similar story from a white naturalist
(d) Mike insists that the story was true and he was there
2. What do the caribou do when Mowat appears?
(a) Charge him
(b) Nothing
(c) Bellow loudly
(d) Run away
3. How many wolf-killed caribou did Farley Mowat examine?
(a) 57
(b) 27
(c) 67
(d) 17
4. In late June, Mowat observed the wolves doing what?
(a) Attack and killing a caribou
(b) Moving the pups to a new location
(c) Visiting with another group of wolves
(d) Fighting off a group of foxes
5. What is Farley Mowat doing when he sees the wolves in this chapter?
(a) Eating
(b) Swimming
(c) Shaving
(d) Sleeping
Short Answer Questions
1. Farley Mowat watches the caribou from what vantage point?
2. What were the puppies playing with?
3. What time do the wolves appear with the herd?
4. Mowat goes to view an alleged slaughter of deer by wolves in what location?
5. How did Mowat react when Ootek lost the Raunkaier's Circle?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain Ootek's statement that there are no orphans among the wolves.
2. Why is Mowat especially embarrassed when Angeline shows her disdain of him?
3. What is the purpose of the cubs continuing to chase the does and fawns?
4. Why does Farley Mowat need to leave his observation site?
5. How did Farley Mowat get back to civilization?
6. What does Mowat learn from his encounter in the the wolves' den?
7. What does Farley Mowat do when he sees the pack of wolves in this chapter?
8. Why does Ootek reject the idea of a human child being raised by wolves?
9. How does the wolf keep the caribou herd strong?
10. Why do Farley Mowat and Ootek take a canoe trip?
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