White Fang Ch.A-3: The Wolf Cub

One day when the cub was alone, he left his hole because

• his mother called him.
• he wanted to see what the world looked like.
• he wanted food.
• he wanted to learn to walk.

The cub was afraid of the squirrel because

• he had never seen any other animal but his mother.
• the squirrel was bigger than the cub.
• the squirrel was mean.
• the cub could not walk.

The cub felt happy because

• the she-wolf scared the squirrel away.
• he scared the squirrel away.
• the she-wolf ate the squirrel.
• he learned how to talk.

What did the she-wolf and cub find?

• more squirrels
• two sled drivers
• a wolf pack
• indians

The she-wolf wasn't afraid of the indians because

• she knew them.
• she was going to bite them.
• she didn't want the cub to know she was afraid.
• she liked people.

The indians called the she-wolf

• "White Fang."
• "Mama."
• "Kiche."
• "Wolf Dog."

The indian called the cub

• "Cubby."
• "White Fang."
• "Kiche."
• "Little One."

The she-wolf

• wanted her cub to go away.
• loved her cub.
• didn't care about her cub.
• only cared about herself.

Another name for this story could be

• "A New World."
• "A Fun Afternoon."
• "Angry Squirrels."
• "Don't Leave Me."

This story is mainly about 

• a cub finding food.
• squirrels.
• a cub learning to walk.
• a cub learning not to be afraid.