White Fang Ch.A-9: A New Home

On the train, White Fang was afraid until

• Weedon patted him.
• the train started to move.
• he saw the mountains.
• he saw the conductor.

When White Fang and Weedon got to California, they were met by

• Matt.
• Beauty Smith.
• Weedon's wife and two children.
• no one.

At first, how did Weedon's family feel about having a wolf in the house?

• They liked the idea.
• They were a little scared.
• They told White Fang to go away.
• They left White Fang at the train.

When they got to Weedon's house, White Fang saw 

• kiche.
• Collie.
• Beauty Smith.
• One Eye.

White Fang knew that he was not allowed to

• eat too much.
• be Collie's friend.
• fight with other dogs.
• go near the house.

Collie barked at White Fang because she was 

• happy to see him.
• a mean dog.
• trying to be friends.
• jealous of White Fang.

In his new home, White Fang was careful not to 

• eat too much.
• make any friends.
• walk too far.
• scare the family or the neighbors.

When White Fang was around people who were kind to him, he was kind.  And when people hurt him, he would

• run away and hide.
• become mean.
• not do anything.
• still be kind.

Another name for this story could be

• "White Fang's Sad Story."
• "Life In The City."
• "A Trip To The Mountains."
• "A New Beginning."

This story is mainly about

• White Fang getting used to being part of a family.
• tall buildings in California.
• Collie fighting with White Fang.
• Weedon's mother and father.