Exploring St. Lucy's Home Themes

What is the main setting of "St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves"?

• A city orphanage

• A rehabilitation school in the woods

• A suburban high school

• A remote island

What is the primary goal of St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves?

• To teach girls how to hunt

• To help girls adapt to human society

• To train girls to become nuns

• To prepare girls for college

The girls' parents are

• Bears

• Werewolves

• Lions

• Foxes

What is the name of the main character in the story?

• Claudette

• Jeanette

• Mirabella

• Lucy

Which of the following best describes the theme of identity in the story?

• The struggle to maintain one's original self while adapting to a new culture

• The importance of physical strength

• The value of academic achievement

• The need for strict discipline

How do the girls at St. Lucy's Home feel about their transformation process?

• They all embrace it eagerly

• They have mixed feelings and struggle with it

• They are completely unaware of it

• They refuse to participate

Which character resists the transformation the most?

• Claudette

• Jeanette

• Mirabella

• Sister Maria

What is the significance of the "stages" mentioned throughout the story?

• They represent the girls' ages

• They show the progress of the girls' adaptation to human society

• They are levels in a game

• They refer to school grades

What is the outcome for the girls?

• They continue to act like animals

• They learn to act human

• They become very different from their parents

• They run away from St. Lucy's

What does the school symbolize in the story?

• A place of punishment

• The challenges of assimilation and cultural change

• A magical kingdom

• A sports academy