Julie of the Wolves

Miyax is lost, cold and hungry in

• San Francisco

• the Alaskan tundra

• the beach

Miyax's father is ____________ and his name is _____________.

• American, Donald

• Indian, Hunter

• Eskimo, Kapugen

How does the author let the reader know Amaroq is the wolf leader?

• Through all the animals he kills

• Through his physical description

• Through the actions of other wolves

• Through the flocks of birds that follow him

Miyax goes to live with Aunt Martha because _______________.

• she is sent away from camp

• her father disappears

• she runs away

Kapugen taught Miyax an important lesson about wolves which allowed her to _______________________

• communicate with the wolves

• hunt the wolves

• run from the wolves

____________ stole Miyax's pack in Part III.

• Amaroq

• Kapu

• Jello

• Nails

Miyax doesn't care about the food in the pack. She cares about her needles, matches and ulo in the pack.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Why was Miyax confident that she could find her way to San Francisco?

• Her father was helping her get there

• She studied the wilderness in school

• Her father taught her how to survive in the wilderness

At the very beginning of Julie of the Wolves, Amaroq will not even look at Miyax directly. What complication or obstacle does his behavior create?

• Miyax will not be able to steal the wolves' food if Amaroq is always around.

• Amaroq's behaviaor causes Miyax to doubt her father's knowledge of wolves.

• The other wolves will not accept and care for Miyax if Amaroq does not.

• Miyax is likely to make careless mistakes if she thinks Amaroq isn't watching her.

In the first section of Julie of the Wolves, Miyax drags herself up to Amaroq and pats him quickly on the chin. Which of the statements below is the best inference to make, based on the textual evidence in the novel?

• Miyax has suddenly decided that she no longer cares if she lives or dies.

• Miyax has become a little crazy because of all the time spent alone.

• Miyax has learned enough about wolves to communicate with them.

• Miyax has briefly forgotten that wolves are not as predictable as dogs.