Who Speaks for Wolf L. 7

Wolf stares at the fire and the boy watches Wolf; both are immobile. Are they moving? (page 72, paragraph 2)

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

No; if they are immobile, they are perfectly still.

Why does Wolf’s behavior make the boy immobile? (page 72, paragraph 2)

• The boy is scared.

• The boy is angry.

• The boy is fascinated.

Answer explanation

It makes him immobile because he is fascinated; Wolf doesn’t seem afraid of anything.

Grandfather sings the story of the shared history between Wolf and the people. One of the people was known as Wolf’s Brother. People who sought what would go to him? (page 75, paragraph 2)

• knowledge of the moon

• knowledge of Wolf

• knowledge of fire

Answer explanation

People who sought knowledge of Wolf would go to Wolf’s Brother.

When the People outgrew the place where they lived, what did they seek? (page 74, paragraph 1)

• They sought a new place to live.

• They sought more food.

• They sought to start a war.

Answer explanation

The People sought a new place to live.

The People chose a new place without being counseled by Wolf’s Brother. Did they ask Wolf’s Brother his opinion? (page 78, paragraph 1)

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

No; if they chose a new place without his counseling, they chose it without getting his opinion.

When Wolf’s Brother learned of the people's moving to the Wolf's land, what did he counsel his people to do?

• choose a different place

• feed the wolves

• kill the wolves

Answer explanation

He counseled them to choose a different place because they would not be able to coexist with Wolf in the place they had chosen.

Why did Wolf's Brother counsel the people to choose a different place? (page 76, paragraph 4)

• there was no flowing water

• they could not grow the Three Sisters

• they would not be able to live with Wolf in the place they had chosen

Answer explanation

He counseled them to choose a different place because they would not be able to coexist with Wolf in the place they had chosen.

Once they learned Wolf’s Brother’s opinion, did the People reconsider their choice? (page 79, paragraph 1)

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

No, they did not reconsider because they had already started the work of settling in the new place.

Why did the People not reconsider moving the New Place? (page 78, paragraph 4)

• surely Wolf could make way for them

• many had already gone

• it could not be changed

As time passed, what events caused the People to begin to reconsider their move? (page 80, paragraph 1-3)

• Winter was very cold

• Wolves killed the children

• Wolves ate their meat

Answer explanation

They began to reconsider when their food began to disappear and when Wolf began to walk among their dwellings.