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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. What event finally convinces Mowat that Ootek can understand wolf language?
(a) Ootek learns about approaching friends from the wolves
(b) Ootek tells Mowat what time the wolves will return
(c) Ootek uses the wolf's information to find caribou
(d) Ootek tells Mike that the river will be flooding soon
2. How many wolf-killed caribou did Farley Mowat examine?
(a) 57
(b) 27
(c) 17
(d) 67
3. How many caribou had been killed?
(a) Eighteen
(b) Thirteen
(c) Ten
(d) Twenty-three
4. Why does Mowat go into the wolves' den?
(a) To hide inside it
(b) To look for George
(c) To measure it
(d) To collect wolf scats
5. What can happen if you ingest nematode worms?
(a) You will get diarrhea
(b) You will vomit continuously
(c) You will choke to death
(d) You will develop cysts
Short Answer Questions
1. When being seriously chased by a wolf, the caribou tended to run:
2. How many caribou is a wolf pack likely to kill on a single hunt?
3. When do the caribou migrate South?
4. How long do Albert and the Husky stay together?
5. Mowat describes the puppies as being roughly the same size and shape as what?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Ootek leave the tent after hearing the wolves in the distance?
2. What, according to Mike, did Ootek learn from the wolf howls about caribou?
3. How do the wolves act when they come upon the caribou herd?
4. Why does Mike allow Mowat to use his female Husky in the experiment?
5. Explain Ootek's statement that there are no orphans among the wolves.
6. What does Farley Mowat do when he sees the pack of wolves in this chapter?
7. What is the purpose of the Raunkaier's Circle?
8. How did Farley Mowat get back to civilization?
9. What was the response to Mowat's reporting of the caribou slaughter by human hunters?
10. What does Mowat learn from his encounter in the the wolves' den?
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