4. How does the young man get into granny's house?
(a) By breaking the door down.
(b) By pretending to be the postman.
(c) By pretending to be the woodsman.
(d) By imitating the young girl's voice.

5. What is true of the children of the savage country the young girl is from?
(a) They all try to leave town as soon as possible.
(b) They do not stay young for long.
(c) They are all part werewolf.
(d) Many of them have been raised by grandparents.

6. Which bird does Carter refer to as a friend of man?
(a) Robin.
(b) Humingbird.
(c) Wren.
(d) Starling.

7. What does the young man offer to carry for the young girl?
(a) Her shawl.
(b) Her basket.
(c) Her laundry.
(d) Her gun.

8. What happens if a werewolf's mortal clothes are burned?
(a) He stays a man forever.
(b) He dies.
(c) He turns into a duck.
(d) He stays a wolf forever.

9. What is another word for werewolf?
(a) Harlin.
(b) Lycanthrope.
(c) Furber.
(d) Dog.

10. What does the young man look like when he takes off his disguise?
(a) A feral, barely human creature.
(b) A saint.
(c) A woman.
(d) A child.

11. What does Granny have for company?
(a) The television.
(b) Her cat.
(c) The radio.
(d) Her Bible.

12. Who has made the shawl the young girl wears to her granny's?
(a) Her sister.
(b) She has made it herself.
(c) Her aunt.
(d) Her granny.

13. What is true about the young girl in terms of her family?
(a) She has lost a limb in a wolf fight already.
(b) She is the youngest child.
(c) She reads constantly.
(d) She is the oldest child.

14. What part of a werewolf is always the same?
(a) The torso.
(b) The paws.
(c) The eyes.
(d) The hair.

15. What does Carter compare the forest to in Part II?
(a) A house.
(b) A lake.
(c) An island.
(d) A pair of jaws.