of or pertaining to the delusion in which one imagines oneself to be a wolf

• lycanthropic

• shunned

• etiquette

• rehabilitations

 a state of bewilderment and distress experienced by an individual who is suddenly exposed to a new, strange, or foreign social and cultural environment 

• hirsute
• culture shock
• bewilder
• exuberant

Part A:

What does the first paragraph of "Stage 5" suggest about the characterization of the narrator?

• Claudette has been fully assimilated into human culture.

• Claudette no longer feels at home in either wolf or human culture.

• Claudette is exultant (happy) at having become so human.

• Claudette is more bewildered by wolf culture than she had expected.

Part B:

Which of the following pieces of evidence best supports the answer Part A ?

• “I couldn’t remember how to find the way back on my own”.

• “I brought along some prosciutto and dill pickles in a picnic basket”.

• c.“We crunched through the fall leaves in silence and every step made me sadder”.

• d.“The sisters gave me a special pass to go visit the parents”.

Who are the "pure-bred" girls and why are they at St. Lucy's?

• These were girls from another pack at another school.

• These were girls raised in confinement and volunteered from St. Lucy's School for Girls.

• These were girls raised in a nearby city.

• These were girls raised by the nuns and sent to the woods to be raised by wolves.

How do the nuns treat Mirabella at the Debutante Ball? 

• The nuns put Mirabella dance with her.
• The nuns give her cupcakes and punch.
• The nuns put Mirabella in a “dark corner” and put a muzzle on her

What is TRRR?

• The name for food for the Wolf girls.

• The name of an ancient werewolf song.

• The name of the narrator

• The name of the mother wolf

Where did the "pure-bred" girls come from.

• From the woods

• From St. Lucy's School for Girls

• From St. Lucy's Home for Girls raised by wolves.

• From the same place the Girls raised by wolves.

What game was played with the "purebred girls"?

• Clue

• Checkers

• Solitaire

• Uno

Why did the girls think the "pure-bred" girls were dumb?

• The "pure-bred" girls didn't ever win.

• The "pure-bred" girls were really dumb.

• The "pure-bred" girls were too scared to win and chose to lose.

• The "pure-bred" girls never were exposed to games.