3. What are the "gray lines' that are described by Wander in "Almost"?
(a) A cloud.
(b) A railroad track.
(c) A fence.
(d) A telephone line.

4. What does Wander hear at the end of "Raven"?
(a) The howling of Warm.
(b) The howling of the bachelor wolves.
(c) The howling of the rival wolf gang.
(d) The howling of his father.

5. What does the raven lead Wander to in "Raven"?
(a) A dead rabbit.
(b) A dead deer.
(c) A dead elk.
(d) A dead dog.

6. What color is the wolf that strikes first after the sheep in "Elk"?
(a) Black.
(b) Brown.
(c) Gray.
(d) Blonde.

7. What is the first thing that Wander manages to catch and eat for food in "Canyon"?
(a) A snake.
(b) A frog.
(c) A fish.
(d) A chipmunk.

8. What emerges from the barn in "Almost"?
(a) A wild horse.
(b) An angry badger.
(c) A wolf.
(d) A man with a gun.

9. Why are men considered the worst of all dangers, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
(a) They are unpredictable.
(b) They are well-populated.
(c) They are malicious.
(d) They create toxic waste.

10. What does Father's last song say in "Fight"?
(a) I love you.
(b) Carry on.
(c) Forgive me.
(d) I'll miss you.

11. Why do the wolves run the elk before attacking in "Rival"?
(a) To determine which one is the fattest.
(b) To determine which one will stumble.
(c) To determine which one is the largest.
(d) To determine which one is the strongest.

12. What does the enemy chant say in "Fight"?
(a) Mine.
(b) Kill.
(c) Defeat.
(d) Carry on.

13. What does the raven appear to do in the beginning of "Almost"?
(a) Spin in the air.
(b) Sit in the air.
(c) Fly backwards.
(d) Fall from the air.

14. How does Wander escape the men in "Lightning"?
(a) By crossing the yellow river.
(b) By crossing the train tracks.
(c) By climbing a tree.
(d) By crossing the black river.

15. In "Lightning," the narrator says, "... the hard edges of my memory become sharper. They push deep into me like a tooth" (685). What literary device is used in this passage?
(a) Simile.
(b) Alliteration.
(c) Metaphor.
(d) Allegory.