Wounded Wolf BBB

Reorder the following events from Wounded Wolf

• Roko's message is not read

• The ravens peck at Roko's eyes.

• Roko reaches the shelter rock.

• The grizzly bear drops to all fours.

• The musk-oxen form a circle

Match the sound with the correct character.

Groups:

(a) "Kong!Kong!"

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(b) "Hahahahahaha"

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(c) singing

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(d) whimpering

• Roko

• the snow fox

• the ravens

• The Toklat pack

Which sentence suggests the turning point?

• "And Roko prances down the ridge."

• "Roko growls."

• "And Kiglo rounds the knoll."

• "He and his pack are thin and hungry."

How does the sentence (paragraph 23) below contribute to the story?

"This gesture says "I am your leader."

• It reveals Roko's desire to be the new pack leader.

• It reveals Kiglo's motivation for bringing Roko food.

• It suggests that the pack will vote for a new leader soon.

• It describes how wolves greet their enemies.

How does the structure of paragraph 13 contribute to the development of the story?

• EXPOSITION

• THE RISING ACTION

• THE TURNING POINT

• THE FALLING ACTION

• THE RESOLUTION

How does the structure of paragraph 1 contribute to the development of the story?

• EXPOSITION

• THE RISING ACTION

• THE TURNING POINT

• THE FALLING ACTION

• THE RESOLUTION

How does the structure of paragraphs 28-33 contribute to the development of the story?

• EXPOSITION

• THE RISING ACTION

• THE TURNING POINT

• THE FALLING ACTION

• THE RESOLUTION

What is meant by "deathwatch?"

• a group of wounded wolves

• a desperate group of hungry animals

• a crowd of crows

• a watch for sale

• a clock used to determine time of death

How does paragraph 21 contribute to the conflict?

• It starts Roko's conflict with his pack.

• It indicates that Roko's problem is worsening.

• It shows how cruel Roko has been to the other animals

• It suggests climate change as the reason for the drought.

How does the following sentence (paragraph 10) contribute to the development of the conflict?

"The grizzly bear is up!"

• It increases Roko's urgency to rejoin his pack.

• It lessens the tension Roko has with his pack.

• It describes the arrival of a friend who will help Roko.

• It describes the pleasure of spring.