Danger in the Wilderness

In the desolate Northland, two men and their sled dogs embark on a challenging journey. They face the harshness of the wild, struggling against the cold and the silence. As they travel, they hear mysterious cries in the wilderness, adding to their fear. At camp, they discuss their situation and the dangers they face. During the night, they are haunted by the presence of unseen creatures. In the morning, they realize one of their dogs is missing, highlighting the perilous nature of their journey.

What is the initial setting described in the story?

• A dark spruce forest

• A tropical island

• A desert landscape

• A bustling city

What is the main item being transported on the sled?

• A stack of firewood

• A long and narrow oblong box

• A pile of gold

• A collection of books

How does the wild aim to deal with movement?

• It seeks to destroy it

• It encourages it

• It ignores it

• It celebrates it

What effect does the silence have on the men?

• It crushes their spirits

• It makes them sleepy

• It makes them laugh

• It energizes them

What do the men hear that indicates danger?

• A whispering wind

• A distant explosion

• A faint far cry

• A loud thunder

Why do the dogs stay close to the campfire?

• They are afraid of the dark

• They are cold

• They know it's safe

• They are hungry

What mystery do the men discuss regarding the dogs?

• The dogs' refusal to eat

• The dogs' unusual color

• The presence of an extra dog

• The dogs' sudden disappearance

What happens to one of the dogs during the night?

• It is eaten by wolves

• It runs away

• It falls into a river

• It gets lost in the forest

What do the men notice surrounding their camp?

• A pack of wolves

• A flock of birds

• A herd of deer

• A group of hunters