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Question #2

Which two details cause the men to decide the animal disrupting their campsite must be tamer than normal?

It has a color that is unusual for a wolf.

It is not as afraid of fire as it should be.

It takes food from Bill's hand during feeding time.

It follows the men more and more closely over time.

It is smart enough to act as a decoy for the pack of wolves.

It is able to figure out how to get the dogs out of their leather thongs.

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Question #8

Which two sentences from the end of the chapter best show that Bill is seriously concerned about the wolves?

"'I've hearn sailors talk of sharks followin' a ship,' Bill remarked, as he crawled back into the blankets after one such replenishing of the fire."

"Well, them wolves is land sharks."

"They know their business better �n we do, an' they ain't a–holdin' our trail this way for their health."

"They're goin' to get us."

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