Julie of the Wolves Quiz 1

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1 point

What is Miyax trying to do at the start of the story?

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find her way home

communicate with the wolf pack

find food to eat

stay warm and avoid hypothermia

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What is the "belly basket"?

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Where the wolves store their food once they are finished with the hunt.

A whale's belly which contains the leftover food.

The already digested food stored in the wolf's belly.

The food that Miyax wants to put in her belly.

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Which quote best supports the topic of man versus (vs.) nature?

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Jello must be in some sort of wolf disagreement with his tail between his legs.

Damp clothes would mean death in the Arctic.

The roots of this signal lay deep in wolf history.

Patience with the ways of nature had been instilled in her by her father.

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Which wolf is Miyax's "brother"?

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Jello

Amaroq

Kapu

Nails

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Which quote best supports the topic of traditions and customs?

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Some slight gesture that meant nothing to her had apparently meant something to the wolf.

Then she drank in the rich juices and popped the tender mean in her mouth. Had she been a boy this day would be one to celebrate. When a boy caught his first bird in Nunivak, he was supposed to fast for a day, then celebrate the Feast of the Bird.

Miyax knew when to stop dreaming and be practical. She slid down the heave, brushed off her parka, and faced the tundra.

White outs could be dangerous. She would be imprisoned wherever she stood maybe for days...maybe till death.

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Of which wolf is Miyax fearful?

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Silver

Nails

Kapu

Jello

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Which of these is not a conflict for Miyax?

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Being lost in the Arctic

Running away from her husband and mother-in-law

Communicating with the wolves

Finding food and surviving in the Arctic

All of these are conflicts for Miyax

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To where is Miyax trying to get?

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Arctic

San Francisco

New York

Alaska

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Early in the book, Miyax recalls the meaning of the word "wealthy" among the old Eskimo hunters who thought "the riches of life were intelligence, fearlessness, and love," not "money and goods" (p.19). Do you agree with them? By this measure, is Miyax wealthy? How do you know? Cite evidence from the text to support your thinking.

5 points

The author (Jean Craighead George) loves the Alaskan wilderness. Find a passage that illustrates this love. What language does she use? What mood does this language evoke (bring forth)?

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