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WorksheetsStorm from Woodsong
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 5hrs 31mins
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1.
Paulsen thinks Storm is a special dog because...
a)
Storm has long, pointed ears
b)
Storm was given to him by his father
c)
Storm has an interesting personality
d)
Storm once saved him from a bear
2.
What trick does Storm play on the dog next to him?
a)
He grabs a stick and waves it
b)
He tries to steer the sled in the wrong direction
c)
He snorts wind into the other dog's ear
d)
He sits down and refuses to run
3.
Why does Storm "smile" when Paulsen puts his hat on?
a)
Storm is happy that Paulsen will feel warm when he wears the hat
b)
Storm had stolen the hat and buried it in the snow
c)
Storm had stolen the hate and chewed big holes in it
d)
Storm hopes that Paulsen will let him play with the hat
4.
What does Paulsen mean when he describes Storm as having "scale eyes"?
a)
Storm's eyes are the same color as the scale Paulsen uses to weigh loads
b)
Storm uses his eyes to tell when a load is too heavy or just right
c)
Storm's eyes are the same color as reptile scales
d)
Storm has a disease that makes his eyes look like fish scales
5.
When the stove is being loaded, Storm...
a)
watches the loading process with interest
b)
plays with the other dogs
c)
sleeps until the stove is loaded
d)
nips at Paulsen's heels
6.
Storm growls at the stove because...
a)
he knows the stove will be very heavy
b)
he wants the bacon that is cooking on it
c)
Paulsen has worked the dogs too hard
d)
an intruder is hiding behind the stove
7.
What happens during one pre-Iditarod race that Storm runs with Paulsen?
a)
Storm saves Paulsen's life when a bear attacks the team
b)
Storm leads the team safely down a dangerous cliff
c)
Paulsen learns that the dogs are more important than winning
d)
Paulsen learns how to use Storm to make the team go faster
8.
Which of the following provides the BEST evidence that Storm, even though he is a dog, can communicate with his owner?
a)
Storm plays with the other dogs to indicate that he is bored
b)
Storm begins barking to warn Paulsen of an intruder
c)
Storm pushes the stove off of the sled to point out that it is dangerous
d)
Storm drops his stick to tell Paulsen the team is being overworked
9.
Storm's carrying the stick became...
a)
the only clue to his personality
b)
a sign of disapproval
c)
the cause of fights between the dogs
d)
a lifelong habit on runs
10.
Storm indicates to Paulsen that the sled team is being run too hard by...
a)
letting out a loud growl and flattening his ears
b)
refusing to accept the stick Paulsen offers
c)
lying down and refusing to move
d)
running away when Paulsen calls him
11.
What kind of writing is this selection?
a)
biography
b)
autobiography
c)
persuasive
d)
descriptive
12.
Which pronoun does the narrator use to refer to himself?
a)
I
b)
You
c)
Him
d)
It
13.
Who is the narrator of "Storm"?
a)
The author
b)
Storm himself
c)
A newspaper reporter
d)
A friend of Paulsen's
14.
What term describes the kind of narration used in this selection?
a)
Nonfictional point of view
b)
Fictional point of view
c)
First-person point of view
d)
Third-person point of view
15.
A sled needs special harnesses and hooks to fasten the dogs.
a)
disengage
b)
engage
c)
emit
d)
regain
16.
When the dogs needed to rest, Paulsen would unhook them.
a)
disengage
b)
engage
c)
gain
d)
regain
17.
Storm would sometimes give out a low growl.
a)
engage
b)
disengage
c)
gain
d)
emit
18.
To recover balance on a sled after a load has moved, the weight must be shifted back to its original position.
a)
engage
b)
emit
c)
regain
d)
gain
19.
Paulsen watches the dogs carefully to achieve a real understanding of them.
a)
gain
b)
regain
c)
disengage
d)
engage
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