4. What is true about the young girl in terms of her family?
(a) She is the youngest child.
(b) She has lost a limb in a wolf fight already.
(c) She is the oldest child.
(d) She reads constantly.

5. Who has built the fire in granny's hearth?
(a) Her husband.
(b) A boy from the village.
(c) The priest.
(d) Her grandson.

6. What does the young man look like when he takes off his disguise?
(a) A saint.
(b) A feral, barely human creature.
(c) A child.
(d) A woman.

7. What happens if a werewolf's mortal clothes are burned?
(a) He turns into a duck.
(b) He stays a man forever.
(c) He dies.
(d) He stays a wolf forever.

8. Which bird does Carter refer to as a friend of man?
(a) Starling.
(b) Humingbird.
(c) Wren.
(d) Robin.

9. What does the young man say he has to protect them in the woods?
(a) A bow and arrow.
(b) A rifle.
(c) Magic.
(d) A rabbit.

10. Who does the young girl see immediately after she hears the wolf's howl?
(a) An old man.
(b) A young man.
(c) Another young girl.
(d) Her granny.

11. What does Granny have for company?
(a) The television.
(b) The radio.
(c) Her cat.
(d) Her Bible.

12. What does the young girl do when she hears the howl of a wolf?
(a) She runs.
(b) She hides.
(c) She goes back home calmly.
(d) Her hand goes to her knife.

13. What does Carter compare the forest to in Part II?
(a) A pair of jaws.
(b) An island.
(c) A lake.
(d) A house.

14. What bet do the young girl and the young man make?
(a) That each can kill a wolf faster than the other.
(b) That each can sing better than the other.
(c) That each can beat the other to granny's house.
(d) That each can climb a tree faster than the other.

15. What remarkable object does the young man have in his pocket?
(a) A lighter.
(b) A star sticker.
(c) A bit of chocolate cake.
(d) A compass.