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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. What do the pale green clumps of sagebrush give way to as Wander makes his way up the mountain in "Mountain"?
(a) Honeysuckle.
(b) Junipers.
(c) Redwoods.
(d) Ferns.

2. What do Wander and the female wolf kill together after meeting in "Pack"?
(a) An elk.
(b) A coyote.
(c) A rabbit.
(d) A deer.

3. What sounds keep Wander company as he sleeps under the father of trees in "Howl"?
(a) Rats.
(b) Owls.
(c) Pheasants.
(d) Ravens.

4. In what national forest region did OR-7 end his journey?
(a) The Siskiyou National Forest.
(b) Crater Lake National Park.
(c) Yellowstone National Park.
(d) John Day Fossil Beds National Park.

5. How do wolves mark territory?
(a) With regular placement of vomit.
(b) With netted thornbushes.
(c) With paw prints.
(d) With regular placement of urine.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the horses not have to send up an alarm about the cougar, according to the narrator in "Hunt"?

2. What is the average size of a wolf pack's territory?

3. How much rain does the western side of the Siskiyous get yearly?

4. What does Wander begin doing in the end of "Howl"?

5. At about what age do wolf pups reach adult size?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the setting of "Water" described?

2. Why does Wander leave behind the lake area in "Mountain"?

3. What aspects of wolf behavior and communicaton are demonstrated in "Fear"?

4. How does Wander's relationship with the raven change in "Water"?

5. What does Wander observe the horses doing in "Mountain"?

6. Who does Wander encounter in "Fear"? How is the encounter described?

7. What do mountains symbolize in A Wolf Called Wander?

8. What does Wander do to help the horses in "Hunt"? How is this a sacrifice?

9. Where and when was OR-7 born? When did his journey begin?

10. What foreshadowing is seen in "Run"?

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