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What is the meaning of domesticated in the introduction?

• to adapt to life for human use

• a spot higher than surrounding ground

• moved about in a confused way

• trembling; shivering

Why does Bob Lemmons leave the corral at the beginning of the story?

• To teach Warrior how to camp outside

• To smell the sun, moon, and stars

• To find a herd of mustangs

• To take Warrior to another ranch

Bob does not make a fire on the first night of his ride because he —

• does not want Warrior to be frightened

• knows it will be too hard to light because of the rain

• does not want the other horses to smell the smoke

• is too tired to collect wood for the fire

Throughout the story it seems that Warrior would like to —

• ride free with the mustangs forever

• find more food to eat

• hide from the thunder and lightning

• be the father of a colt

Why does the stallion not have the heart to fight near the end of the story?

• He is feeling dizzy from the snake bite.

• He is confused by what is happening.

• He knows Warrior should be the leader.

• He is sad about the death of the colt.

How did Bob learn so much about animals in the wild?

• He read books about them.

• He listened to cowboys.

• He watched his father raise horses.

• He studied their movement and behavior.

Bob can best be described as —

• patient

• uncertain

• nervous

• excited

Read this sentence.

The horse reared, eager to gallop across the vastness of the plains. The word vastness means —

• dusty trails

• enormous size

• bright light

• deep silence

Read this sentence from the story.

Bob heard the faint but distinct rumbling of thunder. The word distinct means —

• loud

• clear

• frightening

• demanding

Read this sentence from the story.

Bob heard the faint but distinct rumbling of thunder. The word distinct means —

• loud

• clear

• frightening

• demanding