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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. Where has Wander been injured in "Pain"?
(a) His back leg.
(b) His shoulder.
(c) His left paw.
(d) His torso.

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

3. What is the first meat that Wander and his siblings eat when fed to them by their Mother and Father?
(a) Elk.
(b) Deer.
(c) Sheep.
(d) Calf.

4. What is with the almost-wolf in "Almost"?
(a) A boy.
(b) A cat.
(c) A badger.
(d) An old woman.

5. Who does Wander send after the pups to follow them and keep them safe as the rival wolves approach in "Fight"?
(a) Sharp.
(b) Song.
(c) Warm.
(d) Wag.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Father choose to run the herd in hunts over the winter in "Rival"?

2. Who is brought to the food after Mother and Father eat for the first time in "Rival"?

3. What bird's rattling call startles Wander and the raven in "Canyon"?

4. What kind of bird does Wander watch and marvel at its acrobatics in "Pain"?

5. Why does Wander leave his scent at the border mark of the pale wolves in "Elk"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does anthropomorism mean and how does it apply to A Wolf Called Wander?

2. With whom does Wander have the closest relationship among his litter? How is this relationship described?

3. To what food does the raven lead Wander in "Food"?

4. What is the "frozen black river" (76) that Wander encounters? What does it signify?

5. How does Wander's relationship with the raven develop in "Almost"?

6. Who does Wander encounter from his litter in "Found"? How is this character described?

7. What is the significance of Sharp's howl in "Elk"?

8. What happens to Warm in "Lightning"?

9. What is the main obstacle that Wander faces in "Pain"?

10. What does Wander manage to secure for food in "Canyon"? How?

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