3. What are considered to be dangerous but easier to understand than men, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
(a) Moose.
(b) Sheep.
(c) Elk.
(d) Bears.

4. What is described as the stillest time of the day in "Found"?
(a) Midnight.
(b) Twilight.
(c) Mid-afternoon.
(d) Noon.

5. What does Warm do when he sees Wander in "Found"?
(a) He runs in circles.
(b) He howls.
(c) He stomps the ground and howls.
(d) He rests his chin on Wander's shoulder.

6. What kind of bird does Wander watch and marvel at its acrobatics in "Pain"?
(a) A hawk.
(b) An eagle.
(c) An egret.
(d) A hummingbird.

7. Into what kind of field does Wander flee for cover in "Lightning"?
(a) A corn field.
(b) A mint field.
(c) A lavender field.
(d) A sunflower field.

8. What bird's rattling call startles Wander and the raven in "Canyon"?
(a) A duck.
(b) A kingfisher.
(c) A starling.
(d) A woodpecker.

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

10. Who does Wander dream about on his first night sleeping alone in "Elk"?
(a) Pounce.
(b) Warm.
(c) Wag.
(d) Mother.

11. Who is Wander's smaller brother?
(a) Growl.
(b) Warm.
(c) Wag.
(d) Sharp.

12. What color are the pack of birds that flit in the stalks by the pool of water in "Elk"?
(a) Blue and green.
(b) White and gray.
(c) Green and yellow.
(d) Brown and yellow.

13. The raven leads Wander away from the food and to a cloister of what kind of trees in the end of "Food"?
(a) Oak trees.
(b) Birch trees.
(c) Peach trees.
(d) Apple trees.

14. Where did Wander first experience the smell of men in the mountains?
(a) Near fields of sheep.
(b) Near fields of cattle.
(c) Next to train tracks.
(d) Around circles of stone and ashes.

15. Who eats first among the pack after the elk is killed in "Rival"?
(a) Wander and Wag.
(b) Song and Growl.
(c) Wander and Sharp.
(d) Father and Mother.