2. What does Mowat most admire about the lead wolf's marking outside his marks?
(a) That he did it on one tank of fuel
(b) That he covered all the ground and then some
(c) That he hit each mark exactly on the button
(d) That he did it with the speed of a jet

3. Young Mowat finds what dying animals on his grandparents' land?
(a) Four crabs
(b) Three catfish
(c) Five frogs
(d) Two turtles

4. There, Mowat encounters:
(a) Some vicious fish
(b) An old trapper
(c) Some hungry mice
(d) A curious wolf cub

5. Through his binoculars, Mowat sees a moving object that resembles what?
(a) A swaying branch
(b) A feather boa
(c) A waving banner
(d) A flag flying

6. What is the name of his radio call sign?
(a) Blondie
(b) Lil' Abner
(c) Bumstead
(d) Daisy Mae

7. How does the pilot from Yellowknife land?
(a) With a splash
(b) On one ski
(c) With an open door
(d) With no tail

8. What does the pilot from Yelllowknife look like?
(a) A weight lifter
(b) Short and stout
(c) Tall and lanky
(d) Rather disabled

9. Mike lives alone in how many square miles?
(a) 500
(b) 1,000
(c) 10,000
(d) 5,000

10. His message is identified as coming from:
(a) Fonley Momat
(b) Varley Monfat
(c) Farley Womat
(d) Marley Fonvat

11. His radio has reached which country?
(a) Peru
(b) Mexico
(c) Norway
(d) Sweden

12. What was jettisoned from the plane just before take-off?
(a) Moose Juice
(b) Petrol
(c) The canoe
(d) Ammunition

13. The last view that Mowat has of the wolves in this chapter is:
(a) The wolf staring threateningly at him.
(b) Two wolves fighting over some meat.
(c) A wolf eating the body of a caribou.
(d) A wolf settling down into a nap.

14. Mowat's directive was to transport by what means?
(a) Dog sled
(b) Inflated raft
(c) Canoe
(d) On foot

15. Who introduces Mowat to wolf-juice?
(a) An old trapper
(b) The local bartender
(c) A working woman
(d) A bush pilot