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What was the main result of the wolves kill of the doe on the narrator? A created a desire within him to know about the ways of nature B created a hate for all predators in the wild. C created a love for the kill of any wild animal. D created an I dont care attitude Which of the following best describes Storm? A lazy B excitable C stupid D strong-willed Why did the narrator compare the running of dogs to sailing a boat on the ocean? A both are conditioned to travel, no matter the conditions B distance traveled has a direct relationship to traveling conditions C distance traveled for both depend on the amount of water available D neither distance nor times have any relationship to each other What is the genre of this selection? A biography B realistic Fiction C autobiography D historical fiction What did the author learn from Storms bleeding? A blood has no bearing on Storms sense of duty B dogs are deathly afraid of blood C death will occur within an hour of the onset of bleeding D a dog team refuses to move if one of the members of the team are bleeding Woodsong (Chapters 3 4) Why did the author decide that Columbia had a sense of humor? A She always made her owner laugh on trapping runs. B She suddenly started teasing another dog with her bone. C She would perform funny tricks when anyone came to her lot. D She began to sleep on her back with her feet pointing toward the trapping run. What does the term serious cold mean on page 21? A cold enough to have to wear head and hand heaters B temperatures not counting the wind chill factor C cold that prevents wolves from chasing prey D temperatures cold enough to cause steel to break and extremities to freeze and fall off What is the most likely reason the dogs became nervous when the author stopped at the whirlpool that was frozen into a cone? A The whirling water at the bottom of the cone confused the dogs. B They slid in circles around the cone of the whirlpool. C The whirling water caused the ice to break loudly and frighten the dogs D The author slid into the water and could not get out. Which of the following completes the graphic organizer?   Cause Cause/ Effect  Effect Effect/ Cause A Columbia teases one of the other dogs. B Olaf became very aggressive and broke his chain to get a bone. C The author would pretend to trap so no one would know his decision to not trap. D The author decides that if a wolf can joke, so can a deer and other animals. What is the significance of the dogs saving Gary Paulsen after his accident? A He learned to never run dogs on an unfamiliar travel. B He realized dogs are intelligent enough to problem solve. C He was able to write a book on how to train dogs to save lives. D He discovered the importance of traveling only during daylight hours. According to the author, what is the primary difference between people and animals? A People can think; animals cant. B Dogs can save lives; animals dont. C People use controlled fire; animals dont. D Dogs have a sense of humor; people dont. What was the effect of the fire on the young dogs? A They chased the sparks from the flames and singed their fur. B They loved the fire and then became afraid after being burned. C They ignored the fire and burned their paws. D They were consumed with fear at first and then enjoyed the fire. What was unusual about the does behavior in Gary Paulsens campsite one night? A The doe ran into camp and stood in a circle of dogs beside the fire. B The doe lay next to the fire to get warm before moving on. C The doe held off a pack of wolves so the dogs would not be injured. D The doe joined the dogs and slept in the dog circle around the fire. What is the most serious mistake in having a relaxed attitude toward bears? A The bears can become a pet and cost a lot of money to feed. B Bears can come into the yard easily and kill the dogs and other animals. C It is easy to forget that they can always be dangerous. D Bears get used to having easy food and can no longer hunt for themselves. What was the main reason for the bears attack on Gary Paulsen? A Scarface had had no food for days and was hungry. B There were no garbage dumps and trash had to be burned. C Gary Paulsen shot over his head to frighten him away. D All the sheep had been killed and there was not any other food source. What did Gary Paulsen learn form the bear attack?______________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Woodsong Chapters 5 & 6 What is the main reason Hawk behaved as she did? A She was just mean and uncontrollable. B She wanted to get the author to pay more attention to her. C She considered anything that moved a threat to her young. D She did not like the authors wife and wanted her to leave. What could be considered a major drawback to having chickens live in the house? A Chickens peck at and eat the food off your plate. B Chickens cannot be housebroken. C Chickens will chase you around the house everyday. D Chickens scratch the floor and ruin it. Which of the following relationships is most similar to the relationship below? Hawk : grouse A baby : mother B Father : daughter C professional writer : book D foster parent : orphan Which of the following best describes Gary Paulsen when he is out in the wild? A somber B neglectful C melancholy D observant What is the overall tone of Chapter 6? A melancholy B humorous C mysterious D blissful What is the significance of Gary Paulsens decision to place the grouse eggs in Hawks nest? A Hawk broke each egg to kill each baby grouse. B Mrs. Paulsen moved away for the summer. C The Paulsens and all concerned were terrorized all summer. D Mr. Paulsen sold the grouse babies to make money for food. What is the main idea of Chapter 5? A The author found eggs left by a dead mother grouse. B Hawk accepted the grouse babies as her own. C The banty hen could not keep the young grouse from flying away. D Hawk attacked everything that moved because she considered all a threat to her young. Based on the context of paragraph 4 on page 59, what does the term vision quest mean? A something one visualizes doing in the future B trying to see something in the far distance C ability to see into the future D recognizing tasks that need to be completed Which of the following has changed the most from the beginning of Gary Paulsens story until now? A his ability to earn an indescribable income B his respect for both tame and wild animals C his desire to trap more and more animals D his attitude toward bears People who refuse to kill wild animals are most likely to have which of the following characteristics? A plummeting values B sustained stubbornness C enlightened respect D unchanging disrespect Explain both Gary Paulsens and the dogs reactions to the dead doe on the trail. Be specific. Use details from the story. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Woodsong Chapters 7 & 8 What is the effect of beginning Chapter 7 with the information the author gave in the first paragraph? A to explain why owners could never let the dogs go anywhere else to live B to show the dogs controlled their owners as much as the owner controlled the dogs C to indicate to the reader how much dog food it takes to raise dogs D to describe Freds personality and weight problems What was the main lesson that Fred taught Gary Paulsen? A that dogs really do not enjoy their food B that owners have trouble figuring out dog moods C that dogs are set in their ways and do not want to change their habits D that dogs can become disgruntled and retaliate a perceived wrong Which of the following best describes Cookie? A trustworthy B dishonest C hostile D disobedient How did Storm communicate with the author? A short and long barks B with a stick C yelping and nipping D leading him with his mouth Why did the author tie old Storm to a chain rather than letting him walk through the kennels freely? A Storm was a vicious dog. B The younger dogs might provoke a fight. C Storm was always running away. D Storm carried sticks into the lot and piled them up. What was the significance of Storms use of the stick with the author? A to show trouble was ahead B to irritate Gary Paulsen C to indicate that everything was alright D to provoke the other dogs into a fight Why was the significance of the author having chained Storm on the day he died? A The chain was the cause of his death. B The other dogs tried to set Storm free. C Storm could not die in the warmth of the doghouse. D Gary Paulsen felt remorse about the way Storm died. What was the effect of Storm dying with the stick in his mouth? A The author knew he was forgiven. B Storm choked on the stick. C Mr. Paulsens wife became very angry. D The humane society took the other dogs away. What causes the author to hallucinate about the Eskimo man the first time? A He fell and broke his leg and was semiconscious. B He had the flu or food poisoning. C He fell out of the sled and could not get back in. D He ran into a tree and hurt himself. What is the Iditarod? A a famous trail used for trapping B a general store that sold only running dogs and sleds C a name of a town where Gary Paulsen was born D a famous dogsled race held each year in Alaska What would most likely be the main reason the Iditarod would be such a challenge for most people today? A Most people are used to comfort- controlled environments. B People have trouble walking for long distances on ice. C People do not know what an Iditarod is and would not enter. D The Iditarod is no longer an event that Americans can enter. Is the Iditarod the sort of challenge you would enjoy? Explain why or why not. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Make a connection with a fictional story that you have read in the past that had the characters going on a quest. Compare / contrast the events of the two stories. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Woodsong Days 1 6 (pages 89 109) Which of the following relationships is most similar to the relationships below? planning : Iditarod A food : meal B gifts : birthdays C guests : wedding D research : science project What is the significance of the authors decision to compete in the Iditarod? A He must purchase a new dog team. B Careful planning and organization became mandatory. C He had to sell his home to pay the entry fee. D His wife decided to compete also. What was the main reason the beginning of the race was described as phony by the author? A All the media attention was on the mushers and not on the dogs. B The contestants were all praising themselves. C The start of the race was not the actual starting point. D No one was there to see the contestants and dogs off to a great start. How would the experience of the Iditarod help Gary Paulsen the next time he runs the race again? A He will not run the race again. B He will pack extra clothes. C He will take a partner with him. D He will be much wiser to the dangers. What was the main reason for the pandemonium in paragraph 5 on page 95? A friends and families meeting mushers at the checkpoint B dog fights and rumors at the checkpoint C crowded and chaotic conditions at the checkpoint D wives and children being run over by dogs at the checkpoint What is the main cause of Gary Paulsens first hallucination on the trail? A sleep deprivation B bad food C intense cold D homesickness Based on the selection, what will most likely happen next with the musher the author meets at the end of Page 97 and the top of page 98? A The author and the musher will finish the race together. B The author will become frightened and return to Anchorage. C The musher will probably drop out of the race. D The author will stop and invite the musher to share his fire. What is the major difference between a dream and a hallucination? A dreams occur while awake; hallucinations occur while asleep B dreams are controllable ; hallucinations are not controllable C dreams and hallucinations are the same D dreams drift in and out ; hallucinations roar in at you Mushers who tie their arms to the sled while running in the gorge are most likely to have which of the following characteristics? A ignorant B genius C innovative D protective What is the tone/mood of the first six days of the Iditarod for Gary Paulsen? A serenity and excitement B relentless suffering and pain C exuberance and joy D delirious fantasizing and bravery Based on the context of paragraph 4 on page 90, what does to scratch mean? A to rub an itch B to remove a choice C to drop out of the race D to rip the skin open Which of the following best completes the graphic organizer?   A distracting beauty of a magnificent setting B distinguishing reality from hallucinations C smooth, snowy terrain D mandatory rest layovers How do you feel about the authors performance in the Iditarod so far? Which of his obstacles would have been the worst for you? Why? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Woodsong Days 7 17 (Pages 110 132) 1. What is the significance of the author refusing to take a beer on Day 7? A He becomes very thirsty and almost dies from lack of liquids. B The man gets angry and throws three sodas at Gary Paulsen. C The lead dog, Wilson, is seen running on three legs and sucking his foot. D The dog team gets to drink the beer and is unable to run the next day. Why does the dog team and Gary Paulsen seem to be standing still during Day 8? A The heavy snow makes movement almost impossible. B Gary Paulsen can not see the team moving because he is blinded by the sun. C The land all looks the same and is stultifying. D Gary Paulsen is hallucinating and thinks they are not moving. Why does Wilson keep falling over? A He is sleepy. B He is bored C He is sick. D He is scared. 4. What is the main reason the author does not reveal that he was the one who kept saying Willy?? A The man would not believe him. B Gary Paulsen is embarrassed. C Willy asked him not to. D There was not enough time to tell him. 5. How did the author feel about the man who landed his plane in the ghost town on Day 9? A He is grateful to him. B He is confused and upset. C He is proud to have met him. D He is strange and unusual. 6. What was the significance of the author feeding one of his dos all of his own food? A The dog became sick and was left behind. B He became very fond of butter and ate nothing else. C He overate chili and had severe gastric distress. D The other dogs became jealous and started fights. 7. What was the authors greatest challenge on Day 10? A rain B wind C snow D ice 8. Which statement about serious cold is best supported by the selection? A This terrible night I got too cold. B Running brings my body heat back up. C The raw air freezes the sides of my throat and blood vessels burst. D I sit on my sled with my back to the soul-cold wind. 9. To what does the author compare serious cold? A being chilled to the bone B coming down like death C having chattering teeth D running with no breath 10. Which experience is most similar to the authors experience during the last four days of this race for the finish? A driving down the interstate as cars speed by you B playing harder and harder to win a basketball game C playing a game in a sport you love and are way behind in score points D deciding to quit because there is not way you can win 11. With which statement would the author most likely agree? A always strive to be the best, no matter the cost. B If a task seems too difficult, stop and seek another direction. Never begin a task when there is a chance you may not succeed. D It does not matter if you win or lose; it is how you play the game that counts. 12. Explain the authors emotions at the ending of the race. Why did he almost go back without crossing the finish line? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13. Give two reasons why Gary Paulsen decided to cross the finish line. Do you think he did the right thing? Why or why not? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. What is your opinion of this selection? Explain your response. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Woodsong Answer Key Chapters 1 & 2 A C B A D B C A CHAPTERS 3 4 B D A D B C D A C B OPEN-ENDED CHAPTERS 5 6 C B D D C C D A B C OPEN-ENDED CHAPTERS 7 8 B D A B B C D A B D A OPEN-ENDED OPEN-ENDED DAYS 1 6 D B C D C A C D A B C B OPEN-ENDED Woodsong Answer Key DAYS 7 17 C C B B D C B C B C D OPEN-ENDED OPEN-ENDED OPEN-ENDED     Author sees that Columbia has a sense of humor. Author realizes that if a dog can make jokes, so can a wolf. 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