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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. Which governmental agency was asked to search for Farley Mowat?
(a) The Churchill City Council
(b) The Royal Canadian Mounties
(c) The Department of Forestry
(d) The Interior Department
2. When do the caribou migrate South?
(a) In September
(b) In October
(c) In December
(d) In November
3. What did Mowat cook for his guests?
(a) Roast duck with an apricot glaze
(b) Fried mice with a crème sauce
(c) Barbequed caribou and canned peas
(d) Fish balls in sweet-and-sour sauce
4. What does Mowat do after leaving the wolves' den?
(a) He smokes a cigarette
(b) He swims in the river
(c) He makes a few notes
(d) He picks up a stone
5. What was the estimate of wolf population in the Keewatin territory prior to Farley Mowat's study?
(a) 3,000
(b) 30,000
(c) 300
(d) 300,000
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did Mowat have to shut his eyes while throwing the Raunkaier's Circle?
2. How much is the bounty offered for dead wolves, according to Mowat?
3. What, according to Ootek, are the wolves howling about?
4. How does Albert first react to the female Husky?
5. What study did Mowat take up after losing the Raunkiaer's Circle?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the response to Mowat's reporting of the caribou slaughter by human hunters?
2. Why didn't the Eskimos stay to eat dinner with Mowat?
3. Why does Farley Mowat need to leave his observation site?
4. Why does Mike allow Mowat to use his female Husky in the experiment?
5. How did Farley Mowat get back to civilization?
6. What, according to Mike, did Ootek learn from the wolf howls about caribou?
7. How do Huskies differ from wolves?
8. What is the purpose of the cubs continuing to chase the does and fawns?
9. How do wolves maintain population control?
10. Why is Mowat especially embarrassed when Angeline shows her disdain of him?
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