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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. The raven leads Wander away from the food and to a cloister of what kind of trees in the end of "Food"?
2. What color are Mother's ears?
3. Where did Wander first experience the smell of men in the mountains?
4. What season is it said to be in the ending of "Canyon"?
5. Why are men considered the worst of all dangers, according to the narrator in "Raven"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Wander intend to do regarding the bachelor wolves in "Found"? Why?
2. With whom does Wander have the greatest rivalry growing up? Why?
3. Where does Wander encounter the raven? How is it described?
4. What does Wander vow to do for his sibling in "Found"?
5. What are Wander's first impressions of Father?
6. What does anthropomorism mean and how does it apply to A Wolf Called Wander?
7. With whom does Wander have the closest relationship among his litter? How is this relationship described?
8. What is the "frozen black river" (76) that Wander encounters? What does it signify?
9. How are the themes of grief and loss illustrated in "Lightning"?
10. What is the inciting incident of the novel's plot?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe and analyze the character of Night in A Wolf Called Wander. What does Night look like? Where does Wander meet her? How does her attitude towards him differ from that in previous relationships he has formed?
Essay Topic 2
Describe and discuss some of the aspects of humankind that Wander encounters along his journey. How are things such as highways described from Wander's perspective? How does he perceive the actions of humans? What dangers do humans pose to Wander?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the narrative style of A Wolf Called Wander. Why is this narrative style unique? How does it relate to some of the other literary devices that are employed in the narrative? How would the story differ if it were related from a different narrative point of view?
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