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Running with Wolves Ch 1-4

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who are the two narrators for this novel?

a)

Jim and Jamie Dutcher

b)

Lebron James and James Brown

c)

The wolves

d)

Bindi and Steve Irwin

2.

Where is the wolf camp?

a)

The Everglades in Florida

b)

The Sierra Nevada Mountains in California

c)

The Rocky Mountains in Colorado

d)

The Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho

3.

How did Akai and Makuyi react when first introduced to each other in Chapter 3?

a)

They first reacted violently towards each other.

b)

They wouldn't look at each other.

c)

They greeted each other with a few tender licks of the nose.

d)

They ran off and played in the field.

4.

Jim explains that this is not a scientific study. It was a project to...

a)

gain lots of money and make them rich.

b)

experience wolves as no one ever had, by living with them and sharing their observations and feelings.

c)

breed wolves and then sell to other hunters.

d)

help create new breeds of wolves and share with other friends in Idaho.

5.

Select the best answer. The pups were named Native American names because...

a)

the wolf is an important part of Native American culture.

b)

the wolf is not an important part of Native American culture.

c)

the wolf is a special pet for Native American children.

d)

the wolf is an important meal in Native American culture.

6.

Select the correct answer. The pups names were...

a)

Kaui, Lakota, Acapulco, and Moana.

b)

Kamots, Lakota, and Michele.

c)

Kamots, Lakota, Aipuyi, and Motaki.

d)

Makuyi and Akai.

7.

Jim had many concerns after raising the wolf pups to 14 weeks old. They were ready to meet the adult wolves but he worried that...

a)

if the adults accepted the pups, they would no longer listen to the adults.

b)

if the adults didn't accept the pups, there would be no pack and the project would end.

c)

if the adults didn't accept the pups, they would eat them.

d)

if the adults accepted the pups, they would run away from the camp.

8.

At the start of Chapter 4, we realize that Makuyi is hiding and not accepted by the pack. She would approach the pack timidly, as if to "test the waters" of acceptance. What does the idiom "test the waters" mean?

a)

It means to try to figure out a reaction before fully committing to something.

b)

It means to jump in a body of water.

c)

It means you should always test water to see if it is contaminated.

d)

It means to jump into a solution without testing it prior.

9.

Who had originally stepped in as the leader of the pack in the summer? By fall, which of the wolves had clearly emerged as the leader?

a)

Makuyi is at first the leader and then Lakota takes over.

b)

Kamots is at first the leader and then Akai takes over.

c)

Akai is at first the leader and then Makuyi takes over.

d)

Akai is at first the leader and then Kamots takes over.

10.

Jim realized that Makuyi was likely uncertain with the pups because she was...

a)

not very intelligent.

b)

nearly blind.

c)

unable to smell.

d)

nearly deaf.

11.

Akai attacked Jim but only intended to send a warning message to him. How is Jim certain Akai didn't intend to hurt him?

a)

Akai had not ever shown aggression before.

b)

Jim could understand the howls of wolves and what they meant.

c)

A wolf's bite is strong enough to crush bone but Akai didn't crush down with all his strength.

d)

Akai gave a warning growl that is consistent with that of a warning.

12.

By the end of Chapter 4, both Akai and Makuyi have been relocated to other wolf refuges and there was a change in weather. The narrator shares that winter started to subside and spring was warming up the mountains. This new energetic setting lends to a mood of...

a)

hope and positive change.

b)

sadness and loneliness.

c)

seriousness and stillness.

d)

fear and concern.