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Questions
| 1) | What is this the main idea of this chapter? |
| 2) | What is the grey cub named? |
| 3) | In early chapters of the book, Bill and Henry suspected that the she–wolf was tame and had eaten out of the hands of men.
Which sentence from this chapter best shows their suspicion was correct? |
| 4) | Why had Kiche run away from the tribe to travel with the wolves? |
| 5) | How does author reveal in this chapter that Kiche is part wolf and part dog? |
| 6) | Which statement best describes how White Fang feels about the men? |
| 7) | The author describes White Fang's view of the power of man as "inconceivable."
What does the word "inconceivable" mean as used in this chapter? |
| 8) | What about humans most impresses White Fang? |
| 9) | What emotion does White Fang experience most strongly from getting burned by fire? |
| 10) | At the end of the chapter, why does White Fang want to return to the cave? |
| 11) | Were there any events that weren't clear to you? |