2. Why does Wander not return to the charred side of the water to look for the female wolf in "Howl"?
(a) He cannot track her in snow.
(b) The woods are still burning.
(c) He cannot track her in ash.
(d) It is raining too hard.

3. What is the average size of a wolf?
(a) 4.5-6.5 feet from nose to tail.
(b) 3.5-5 feet from nose to tail.
(c) 6.5-7.5 feet from nose to tail.
(d) 5.5-7.5 feet from nose to tail.

4. What do the horses not have to send up an alarm about the cougar, according to the narrator in "Hunt"?
(a) Squirrels.
(b) Starlings.
(c) Ravens.
(d) Chipmunks.

5. How far did OR-7 travel starting in September of 2011?
(a) Over 1,000 miles.
(b) About 200 miles.
(c) About 500 miles.
(d) Over 2,000 miles.

6. When are wolf pups born?
(a) Spring.
(b) Fall.
(c) Winter.
(d) Summer.

7. What term in the book refers to a hoofed mammal?
(a) Angulate.
(b) Ungulate.
(c) Anatinus.
(d) Monotremata.

8. What does Wander kill by the water in "Water"?
(a) A goat.
(b) A buck.
(c) A chicken.
(d) A pheasant.

9. How much rain does the western side of the Siskiyous get yearly?
(a) 70-80 inches.
(b) 80-120 inches.
(c) 30-60 inches.
(d) 120-140 inches.

10. What does Wander decide to do in order to bring the female wolf to him in "Track"?
(a) To build a den.
(b) To kill a deer.
(c) To roll in mud.
(d) To dig a hole.

11. How many square miles comprise the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge?
(a) 260.
(b) 340.
(c) 155.
(d) 290.

12. Something in the raven's eye reminds Wander of whom in "Fear"?
(a) Sharp.
(b) Father.
(c) Growl.
(d) Mother.

13. Where are the largest wolves of all located?
(a) The Arctic.
(b) The desert.
(c) The east coast.
(d) The south.

14. What is the wolf's true strength?
(a) Distance running.
(b) Short distance sprinting.
(c) Intimidation with sound.
(d) Climbing trees.

15. The Zumwalt Prairie is the last of what type of prairies in North America?
(a) Native bunch grass prairies.
(b) Ponderosa pine prairies.
(c) Native daisy prairies.
(d) High desert prairies.