Pax Chapter 25

What was the importance of the juniper bushes?

• To provide shelter
• To provide food
• To provide cover and disguise the foxes' scents
• To mark their territory

What entered the clearing with dusk?

• A human
• A deer
• A bear
• An animal scent that he didn't recognize but feared

Whose point of view is being told in chapter 25?

• Pax
• Bristle
• The boy's father
• Runt

How do you know Bristle is starting to be fond of Pax?

• Bristle lets Pax groom her
• Bristle sleeps next to Pax
• Bristle starts to hunt with Pax
• Bristle shares her food with Pax

What does Bristle tell Pax after they groom each other?

• You don't smell of humans now
• You don't smell of animals now
• You smell like a human now
• You smell like a fox now

What was Bristle trying to teach Pax?

• To hunt squirrels
• To hunt mice
• To hunt birds
• To hunt rabbits

What did Bristle bring back from her hunt?

• A rabbit
• A bird
• A chipmunk
• A squirrel

What kind of pact did Pax and Bristle make?

• To hunt together
• To protect themselves from humans
• To find a new home
• To protect Runt

What had the boy's father's message remind Pax of?

• To protect his boy
• To protect himself
• To find a new home
• To hunt for food

Why did Pax's muscles brim with energy?

• He saw a human
• He ate a mouse
• He found a new home
• He found a new friend