Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George True and False

MIYAX is lost on the North Slope of Alaska

Miyax is unafraid of the wolves she encounters

The Arctic sun is described as a yellow disc in a lime-green sky

Miyax is hoping to communicate with the wolves for help with food

True or false: Miyax is on her way to meet her pen pal in San Francisco?

True or false: Miyax observes the change in the tundra ecosystem due to the disappearance of lemmings?

True or false: The increase in caribou population leads to an abundance of wolves, affecting Miyax's food supply?

True or false: Miyax is forced to eat grass and lichen for sustenance?

True or false: Miyax interprets Amaroq's behavior as a form of communication?

True or false: The tundra environment and its animal population play a crucial role in Miyax's survival?

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness is evident in her makeshift shelter and use of available natural resources?

True or false: The disappearance of certain animal species impacts the tundra's ecosystem?

True or false: Miyax's understanding of animal behavior becomes essential for her survival?

True or false: The tundra's harsh conditions and changing ecosystem present challenges for Miyax?

True or false: Miyax interacts with wolf puppies, observing their behavior and playing with them

True or false: Miyax notices a special bond with a white puppy, whom she names Kapu

True or false: Miyax attempts to communicate with the wolves, learning their language and behavior

True or false: Miyax tries to earn the trust of the alpha wolf, Amaroq, through human-like gestures

True or false: Miyax successfully gains acceptance into the wolf pack through her understanding of their behavior

True or false: Miyax waits for Amaroq to bring food, realizing that the pups are not nursing

True or false: Miyax questions where Kapu is getting his food, noticing his plump appearance

True or false: Miyax observes Kapu’s interactions with Silver and Nail, two other wolves

True or false: Miyax reflects on the importance of roughhousing for the wolf pups

True or false: Miyax uses human-like gestures to gain acceptance into the pack

True or false: Miyax successfully earns the trust and acceptance of Amaroq, the alpha wolf

True or false: The girl observing the wolf pack is initially confident in her reasoning?

True or false: The girl observes the interactions between the adult wolves?

True or false: The girl nicknames a wolf "Silver" due to its size?

True or false: The wolf pups engage in aggressive behavior?

True or false: The wolves show affection and pay tribute to their leader?

True or false: The leader wolf's name is Silver?

True or false: The girl's fear of the wolves is not dispelled by their affection for each other?

True or false: The leader wolf, Amaroq, is considered the pack's great spirit and royal leader?

True or false: The girl is disappointed by her inability to communicate with the wolves?

True or false: The girl learns from the wolf pack's behavior and wishes she could communicate with them?

Miyax's father once camped near a wolf den and asked the wolves for food when he was hungry.

True or false: The girl observes the wolves' communication and social hierarchy?

Miyax observed and imitated the gestures of Arctic ground squirrels to make them friendly towards her.

True or false: The girl observes the wolf pack from a distance without interacting with them?

She attempted to befriend a black wolf, hoping to share their food and survive.

The black wolf, a leader in the pack, possessed wisdom and was crucial in sensing danger.

Miyax, a classic Eskimo beauty, was small and strong, adapted to the frigid Arctic environment.

She desperately tried to communicate with the wolf, speaking in both Eskimo and English.

The Arctic tundra, with its frozen soils, sparse vegetation, and harsh conditions, was the setting for the encounter.

Miyax's background included being a citizen of the United States and a pupil at the Bureau of Indian Affairs School in Barrow, Alaska.

She had run away from her husband, Daniel, and was now lost in the wilderness, facing a month of continuous daylight.

Miyax was aware of her perilous situation and the absence of familiar guidance cues, such as the North Star or berry bushes.

The wolf's behavior, grooming itself and ignoring Miyax's pleas, added to the tension of the scene.

The narrative paints a vivid picture of Miyax's struggle for survival in the unforgiving Arctic, emphasizing her resilience and resourcefulness.

True or false: Miyax uses the Arctic peas she collects to feed herself and the wolf pups?

True or false: When Silver returns from hunting, her mouth is empty, leaving Miyax confused about how the pups are being fed?

True or false: Miyax's attempt to communicate with the wolves is successful, and she gains their trust and acceptance?

True or false: Miyax's observation of the wolves' behavior leads her to question how the pups are being sustained without seeing them nurse?

True or false: Miyax uses a call to attract Jello, the lead male wolf, and establishes her leadership over him

True or false: Jello regurgitates food for Miyax, indicating acceptance of her as the pack leader

True or false: Miyax and Kapu, a wolf, share a close bond and form a partnership

True or false: Miyax uses natural elements to cook caribou stew and practices caution while eating

True or false: She recalls a cautionary tale about overeating and demonstrates self-control

True or false: Miyax stores the remaining food, showing forethought and planning for future meals

True or false: The relationship between Miyax and the wolves reflects mutual trust and reliance

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness and survival skills are evident in her actions and decisions

True or false: Miyax and Kapu engage in playful interaction as he helps her retrieve food

True or false: Miyax's understanding of animal behavior becomes essential for her survival

True or false: Miyax attempts to communicate with the wolves, learning their language and behavior

True or false: Miyax's background included being a citizen of the United States and a pupil at the Bureau of Indian Affairs School in Barrow, Alaska

True or false: Miyax contemplates becoming 'helpless' to receive food from the wolves, as they bring food to the den for the injured or mothers with pups.

True or false: Miyax communicates her helplessness to the lead wolf, Amaroq, in his own language.

True or false: The wolves chase a herd of caribou, and Miyax learns that wolves target the old and sick animals.

True or false: Miyax's survival in the tundra relies on her understanding of the natural world and her developing bond with the wolf pack.

True or false: The text portrays Miyax's resourcefulness and resilience in adapting to the harsh environment.

True or false: Miyax interacts playfully with a wolf pup, Kapu, and reflects on her behavior in comparison to societal standards.

True or false: The wolves' hunting tactics and Miyax's interactions with the wolves reveal her growing understanding of their behavior.

True or false: Miyax's interactions with the wolves reflect her growing bond and understanding of their behavior in the wild.

True or false: Miyax reflects on her behavior in comparison to societal standards while interacting with the wolf pup, Kapu.

True or false: The wolves' hunting tactics reveal Miyax's growing understanding of their behavior.

True or false: Miyax's understanding of the natural world becomes essential for her survival in the tundra.

True or false: Miyax's bond with the wolf pack becomes crucial for her survival in the tundra.

True or false: Miyax encounters a wolverine and an owl while in the Arctic, observing their behaviors and interactions with the environment.

True or false: Miyax searches for food and fuel, collecting caribou droppings for her fire and hunting for birds.

True or false: Miyax observes the behavior and hierarchy of the wolves she lives among, witnessing a display of dominance between two wolves, Amaroq and Jello.

True or false: Amaroq leads Miyax back to the wolf den, possibly against the will of Jello, and settles down for rest.

True or false: Miyax mimics the actions of the wolves to assert her place in the pack, observing the natural world around her as she struggles to sleep.

True or false: The text paints a vivid picture of Arctic wildlife and the struggle for survival in this harsh environment.

True or false: Miyax reminisces about the traditions and rituals of the Inupiaq people, such as the Feast of the Bird and the significance of a boy's first catch.

True or false: Miyax observes Kapu’s interactions with Silver and Nail, two other wolves

True or false: The tundra environment and its animal population play a crucial role in Miyax's survival?

True or false: Miyax attempts to communicate with the wolves, learning their language and behavior

True or false: The wolves show affection and pay tribute to their leader?

True or false: The girl's fear of the wolves is not dispelled by their affection for each other?

True or false: Miyax decides to hunt birds for food and realizes she must not depend on the wolves for survival.

True or false: Miyax sets a trap for a bird, waiting for it to return, but it doesn't come back, and she considers giving up.

True or false: Miyax eventually witnesses a snowy owl catching a bunting, and she realizes there might be food nearby.

True or false: Miyax plans to track the owl to find its nest, as it could provide her with a food source.

True or false: The text provides insight into the behavior and survival skills of both wolves and snowy owls in the wilderness.

True or false: The passage also highlights the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra and the challenges of finding food in such an environment.

True or false: Miyax's knowledge of her surroundings and her ability to learn from nature's cues are critical to her survival in the wilderness.

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness and determination to survive are evident as she adapts to her environment and learns from her experiences.

True or false: Miyax recalls her father's patience when hunting and decides to wait longer, hoping to catch a bird.

True or false: Miyax observes the owl's physical features up close, noting the markings on its wings and its dense white feathers.

True or false: Miyax uses body language to assert authority over the young wolves, and she realizes she must not depend on the wolves for survival.

True or false: Miyax initially tries to run on all fours with the wolves, but is stopped by Kapu, the alpha male.

True or false: Miyax initially tries to run on all fours with the wolves, but is stopped by Kapu, the alpha male.

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness and determination to survive are evident as she adapts to her environment and learns from her experiences.

True or false: Miyax's background included being a citizen of the United States and a pupil at the Bureau of Indian Affairs School in Barrow, Alaska

True or false: The passage also highlights the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra and the challenges of finding food in such an environment.

True or false: Miyax relies on caribou liver, considered the most nourishing part of the animal, for sustenance?

True or false: Autumn is approaching, indicated by the disappearance of flowers and the migration of birds?

True or false: Miyax hides some of the food in a makeshift refrigerator to protect it from an aggressive wolf named Jello?

True or false: Miyax decides to make herself a new mitten from the remaining caribou hide recognizing her need for warm clothing?

True or false: Miyax's deep connection with nature and the wolves reflects her determination to survive in the unforgiving tundra?

True or false: The story provides insight into the traditional survival techniques and cultural practices of the Inuit people in the Arctic tundra?

True or false: Miyax is concerned about the wolves' food source as the caribou are moving to their wintering ground, leaving the sick and old vulnerable to the wolves?

True or false: Miyax communicates with her brother, Kapu, hoping he will accompany her as she continues her journey?

True or false: Miyax feeds her brother, Kapu, cooked meat, and communicates with him?

True or false: The liver is mostly given to women and girls due to its high iron and blood content, which is essential for childbirth?

True or false: Jello, a wolf, becomes aggressive towards Miyax, causing her to hide some of the food in a makeshift refrigerator to protect it from him?

True or false: Miyax observes the changing seasons and realizes that autumn is approaching, indicated by the disappearance of flowers and the migration of birds?

True or false: Kapugen left his job as a reindeer herd manager and all his possessions to live with Miyax at the seal camp

True or false: Miyax has fond memories of the Bladder Feast at the seal camp, where seal bladders were dropped into the sea to protect newborn seals

True or false: The celebration at the seal camp featured a shaman, the bent woman, and old men beating drums around Kapugen's stove

True or false: Miyax recalls the day of her mother's death, when she was divinely happy to be alone with Kapugen

True or false: Miyax learned to make a compass using strips of sinew and drew the course of Arctic terns to navigate her way to Fairbanks

True or false: Naka, Kapugen's partner, was revealed to be the dancer at the Bladder Feast, and the old men carried out seal bladders

True or false: Miyax slept with a letter from her pen pal, Amy, under her cheek and dreamed of visiting San Francisco

True or false: The bent woman gave Miyax an i'noGo tied, a nice little spirit for her

True or false: Kapugen's house at the seal camp was adorned with walrus tusks, drums, and harpoons, and the ocean was seen through his hood as he rode his kayak

True or false: Kapugen was described as taut and serious when hunting seals, and Miyax enjoyed riding on his back inside his parka

True or false: Miyax's mother died when she was four, and Kapugen, her father, lost his mind and took her to live in a seal camp

True or false: Miyax recalls the Bladder Feast at the seal camp, where she observed the bent woman and old men beating drums around Kapugen's stove

True or false: Miyax marks the date as August 24th when the North Star reaches Barrow, indicating the approach of the long Arctic night.

True or false: Miyax uses fat from the caribou hide as fuel and light when burned.

True or false: Miyax asserts her authority over a threatening wolf named Jello by tapping his nose with her knife.

True or false: Kapu, a friendly wolf, brings a sense of comfort to Miyax, contrasting with the fear instilled by Jello.

True or false: Miyax observes an Arctic fox scavenging from the remains of her caribou, acknowledging the approaching winter as its fur changes color.

True or false: Amaroq, the leader of Miyax's wolf pack, and his family exhibit a strong sense of unity and purpose as they prepare for a hunt.

True or false: Miyax hears wolves howling in the distance and seeks reassurance from her own pack.

True or false: Jello's low status within the pack is highlighted by his solitary and submissive behavior, contrasting with the other wolves' cooperation.

True or false: Miyax observes the determined flight of Arctic terns, signaling the beginning of migration and bidding them farewell.

True or false: Amaroq's howl seems to call Miyax, but she realizes she must prioritize smoking every morsel of meat for survival before joining the hunt.

True or false: The text conveys the harshness of the Arctic environment and Miyax's deep connection with nature and the animals she encounters.

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness and determination to survive are evident as she adapts to her environment and learns from her experiences.

True or false: Kapugen teaches Miyax about learning from animals' languages and behaviors

True or false: Miyax witnesses the joy of the community as they haul in a white whale from the sea

True or false: Miyax and Kapugen enjoy laughter and fun while exploring the tundra

True or false: The community speaks English, but also has Eskimo names and traditions

True or false: Kapugen plans to make Miyax a new coat from a harbor seal

True or false: Martha's arrival brings tension and leads to Miyax being taken away to live with her

True or false: Summers are busy with hunting and fishing, and Miyax interacts with other children

True or false: Winters are harsh, and the community focuses on traditional Eskimo activities

True or false: Fishing with Kapugen is a memorable experience for Miyax

True or false: Life in the Alaskan wilderness is easy and carefree for Miyax

True or false: Miyax's experiences in the wilderness help her develop survival skills

True or false: Kapugen and Naka sing the song of the wolves together, cheered by old men

True or false: Julie took a man's knife and ulo from Nunivak before leaving for her journey?

True or false: Julie borrowed a sleeping skin and ground cloth from Pearl for her journey?

True or false: Pearl offered Julie a wedding present of sleeping skin and hide?

True or false: Julie took handfuls of wooden matches and dropped them into a moisture-proof cookie can before leaving for her journey?

True or false: Miyax is stranded in the Alaskan wilderness and uses an animal skin as shelter?

True or false: Miyax worries about her wolf friends, Amaroq and Kapu, during a snowstorm?

True or false: Miyax notices someone watching her and later realizes her rabbit has been stolen?

True or false: Miyax encounters caribou and realizes she is on their migration path?

True or false: Miyax makes a stew and sees two massive caribou during their breeding season?

True or false: Miyax carves a tooth from a wolf-puppy bone and observes the changing landscape?

True or false: Miyax listens to the sounds of the wilderness, including a lemming's scream and migrating ducks?

True or false: Miyax experiences a moment of fear, but is reassured by the natural sounds around her?

True or false: Miyax's survival skills and connection with nature are evident throughout the text?

True or false: The passage highlights Miyax's resilience and resourcefulness in the face of adversity?

True or false: Miyax is lost on the North Slope of Alaska?

True or false: Miyax's experiences in the wilderness help her develop survival skills?

True or false: Miyax adopts the name Julie and journey to San Francisco at the beginning of the story?

True or false: Miyax suspects the domesticated dog, Jello, of destroying her home and stealing her food?

True or false: Miyax successfully scares off a wolverine attacking a snowshoe hare?

True or false: The text highlights the connection between Miyax and the natural world as she navigates the harsh environment?

True or false: Miyax encounters the return of lemmings and the beginning of a new cycle in the wilderness?

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness and determination to survive are evident as she adapts to her environment and learns from her experiences?

True or false: The text portrays a compelling story of survival, resilience, and the human-animal bond in a challenging environment?

True or false: Miyax confronts Jello and finds her pack intact, realizing she still has some food left to survive?

True or false: Miyax's observation of the wolves' behavior leads her to question how the pups are being sustained without seeing them nurse?

True or false: Miyax uses body language to assert authority over the young wolves, and she realizes she must not depend on the wolves for survival?

True or false: Miyax observes the change in the tundra ecosystem due to the disappearance of lemmings?

True or false: Miyax's bond with the wolf pack becomes crucial for her survival in the tundra?

True or false: Miyax sets up her tent in the Arctic wilderness using a drag cut in two pieces and pushing poles under one piece.

True or false: Miyax sets a snare using a long thread of hide to catch a snowshoe rabbit near the lake.

True or false: Miyax's wolf companion is named Kapu.

True or false: Miyax dances and reflects on the purpose of old Eskimo customs for warmth and survival in the extreme cold.

True or false: Miyax observes the North Star, which guides the Eskimos for thousands of years.

True or false: Miyax prepares for the incoming snow by making a sled and other necessary tools for survival.

True or false: Miyax finishes making her sled and other survival tools just as the snow begins to lock up the Arctic.

True or false: Miyax sleeps through a wild, snowy day and prepares for the deepening cold by making a sled and other tools.

True or false: Miyax observes Kapu’s interactions with Silver and Nail, two other wolves.

True or false: Miyax's father once camped near a wolf den and asked the wolves for food when he was hungry.

True or false: The Arctic tundra, with its frozen soils, sparse vegetation, and harsh conditions, was the setting for the encounter.

True or false: The passage also highlights the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra and the challenges of finding food in such an environment.

True or false: The protagonist loses her possessions to a wolf named Jello, who steals her pack and clothes.

True or false: The protagonist finds solace in the scent of another wolf, Amaroq, who leaves a sign of reassurance for her.

True or false: The protagonist reflects on the value of simple tools like needles and ulo for survival, and the wisdom of the old Eskimos in adapting to nature.

True or false: The protagonist discovers Jello's torn body and realizes that Amaroq, the other wolf, has turned on him.

True or false: Despite losing her food, the protagonist finds her essential tools and feels a renewed sense of life and purpose.

True or false: The protagonist sets off on her journey, singing to Amaroq and feeling less urgency to reach Point Hope, now valuing her tools over the destination.

True or false: The protagonist ingeniously creates ice poles for her sled by freezing soaked grass sticks.

True or false: The text showcases the protagonist's resilience and resourcefulness in the face of adversity.

True or false: The story captures the protagonist's transformation from vulnerability to self-reliance and appreciation for the natural world.

True or false: The protagonist reflects on the beauty of the Arctic landscape, despite the harsh winter setting in.

True or false: The passage also highlights the significance of simple tools and the wisdom of adapting to nature in survival.

True or false: The protagonist ingeniously creates ice poles for her sled by freezing soaked grass sticks.

True or false: Miyax successfully hides from the air hunters by crawling into an oil drum and covering herself with snow?

True or false: Miyax's realization that the airplane was following a meandering river suggests her proximity to the sea and the end of her journey?

True or false: Miyax's observation of Amaroq and Kapu's footprints in the snow indicates that she just missed encountering them on her path?

True or false: Miyax's encounter with the airplane hunting over the river results in her getting shot at and ultimately surviving the attack?

True or false: Miyax witnesses the northern lights dancing and hears the wolves howling for Amaroq, a wolf who has died

True or false: The sun sets on November 10th and will not rise again for 66 days

True or false: Miyax, along with her bird Tornait and her wolf Kapu, adapts to the continuous darkness

True or false: Miyax struggles with grief over Amaroq's death, but feels his spirit with her after a ritual

True or false: The pack's leader, Amaroq, is gone, and the wolves are struggling to hunt enough food

True or false: Silver, a wolf, asserts her dominance over Kapu to become the new leader

True or false: Miyax and Kapu move to the river where they hope to find more abundant game

True or false: Kapu's condition improves as they travel, and he becomes more affectionate with Miyax

True or false: They reach the river, marking the end of their journey, as they are close to the sea

True or false: The narrative depicts Miyax's struggle for survival in the Alaskan wilderness during the continuous darkness of winter

True or false: The bond between Miyax and the animals, particularly Kapu and Silver, is a central theme

True or false: The story emphasizes the harshness of the environment and the resourcefulness required for survival

True or false: Miyax speaks to Kapu in Eskimo, showing her cultural background

True or false: Miyax tends to Kapu's wound with traditional methods

True or false: Miyax reflects on the preservation of artifacts in the Arctic due to the extreme weather conditions

True or false: Miyax finds solace in the natural beauty of the night sky

True or false: Miyax sings a healing song to comfort Kapu as she treats his wound

True or false: Miyax feels grief and struggles to move on from Amaroq's death

True or false: The text portrays Miyax's resilience and resourcefulness in the harsh Arctic environment

True or false: Miyax observes Kapu’s interactions with Silver and Nail, two other wolves

True or false: Miyax listens to the sounds of the wilderness, including a lemming's scream and migrating ducks

True or false: Miyax and Kapu engage in playful interaction as he helps her retrieve food

True or false: Miyax carves a tooth from a wolf-puppy bone and observes the changing landscape

True or false: Miyax decides to hunt birds for food and realizes she must not depend on the wolves for survival

True or false: Miyax finds success in hunting and cooking, securing food for several days

True or false: Miyax decides to live like an Eskimo, building an ice house and finding contentment in her new lifestyle

True or false: Miyax becomes skilled in hunting and carving, finding satisfaction in her activities

True or false: Miyax encounters a fellow Eskimo hunter, Roland, and his family, providing her with a sense of connection and community

True or false: Miyax welcomes Roland and his family into her home, offering them food and hospitality

True or false: Miyax encounters evidence of human presence as she travels, leading her to ponder her next steps

True or false: Miyax hums and sings as she offers food to her guests, finding solace in their presence and companionship

True or false: The text portrays Miyax's resourcefulness and resilience in adapting to the harsh environment

True or false: The protagonist ingeniously creates ice poles for her sled by freezing soaked grass sticks

True or false: Miyax is forced to eat grass and lichen for sustenance

True or false: Miyax's father once camped near a wolf den and asked the wolves for food when he was hungry

True or false: Miyax's mother died when she was four, and Kapugen, her father, lost his mind and took her to live in a seal camp

True or false: Miyax dreams of living in Kangik and teaching children traditional skills, distancing herself from San Francisco

True or false: The family prepares breakfast and reminisces about traditional Eskimo roles and the impact of modernization on their community

True or false: Miyax learns about Atik's mentor, Kapugen, a leader who helped the village become prosperous through musk-oxen breeding

True or false: Uma shares that Kapugen did not come hunting this year, allowing her to take his place

True or false: The text highlights the contrast between traditional Eskimo values and the impact of modernization on their way of life

True or false: The passage provides insight into the roles of women in the community and the impact of external influences on traditional practices

True or false: The text portrays the complex emotions and aspirations of Miyax as she navigates her identity and future in Kangik

True or false: Miyax's internal conflict about her father's absence and the impact of his legacy on the village is evident

True or false: The protagonist sets off on her journey, singing to Amaroq and feeling less urgency to reach Point Hope, now valuing her tools over the destination

True or false: The story provides insight into the traditional survival techniques and cultural practices of the Inuit people in the Arctic tundra

True or false: Miyax's observation of the wolves' behavior leads her to question how the pups are being sustained without seeing them nurse

True or false: The passage highlights Miyax's resilience and resourcefulness in the face of adversity

True or false: Miyax's encounter with the golden plover in the text symbolizes her connection with nature and her compassion for wildlife?

True or false: The plover's presence in the Arctic at that time of year indicates that it is out of its expected habitat?

True or false: Miyax's decision to care for the plover reflects her resourcefulness and willingness to adapt to unexpected situations in the wilderness?

True or false: The plover's behavior and Miyax's response to it demonstrate the delicate balance between human and animal interactions in the Arctic environment?

True or false: Miyax encounters a small plane and seeks shelter in an oil drum.

True or false: Amaroq sacrifices himself to protect Miyax and Kapu from the gunfire.

True or false: Miyax worries about how to tell the wolves not to follow her and remembers how Amaroq taught her to say 'stay back'.

True or false: Miyax finds companionship with a plover named Tornait.

True or false: The chapter ends with the plane shooting at Amaroq as Miyax screams for him to come back.

True or false: Miyax sets off on her journey, encountering a small plane.

True or false: Amaroq seems to be teaching Kapu important leadership skills.

True or false: Miyax decides to leave and worries about how to tell the wolves not to follow her.

True or false: Miyax encounters Kapu and Amaroq, a wolf, and his pack.

True or false: Miyax is stranded in a white-out and relies on snow for water.

True or false: The plane opens fire, and Miyax and the wolves narrowly escape being shot.

True or false: Miyax encounters a small plane and seeks shelter in an oil drum.

True or false: Miyax performs a ritual to keep the spirit of Amaroq close after his passing.

True or false: The sun sets on November 10th and will not rise again for 66 days, plunging Miyax into continuous darkness.

True or false: Miyax copes with the darkness by hunting, cooking, and sewing on clear nights, but stays inside during overcast periods.

True or false: Silver challenges Kapu for leadership after the wolf pack struggles to hunt and survive without Amaroq.

True or false: Miyax's resourcefulness allows her to catch and cook lemmings and young rabbits for sustenance.

True or false: Miyax decides to move to the river where game is more abundant, packing up and setting off with Kapu and her sled.

True or false: Miyax and Kapu have successful hunts for ptarmigan and rabbits, providing them with much-needed food.

True or false: Kapu goes missing, prompting Miyax to search for him after a whole day has passed.

True or false: Miyax's journey in the Arctic wilderness is marked by her resilience, resourcefulness, and close bond with the wolves.

True or false: The text showcases Miyax's ability to adapt and survive in the harsh Arctic environment while navigating the challenges of loss and leadership within the wolf pack.

True or false: The protagonist, Miyax, hides under an oil drum to avoid being shot by a plane?

True or false: Miyax witnesses the plane leaving without retrieving her beloved wolf, Amaroq, leaving her devastated?

True or false: Miyax cares for her wounded wolf companion, Kapu, and builds a shelter for them using an old oil drum?

True or false: The text describes the preservation of artifacts in the Arctic due to the harsh environment?

True or false: Miyax sings to Kapu in Eskimo as she stitches his wound, showing her connection to her native culture?

True or false: The northern lights and the howling of Miyax's wolf pack add an eerie, mystical atmosphere to the scene?

True or false: Miyax struggles with grief and tries to bid farewell to Amaroq, but is unable to move?

True or false: The text portrays Miyax's determination and deep bond with the Arctic wilderness and its inhabitants?

True or false: Miyax experiences a moment of fear, but is reassured by the natural sounds around her?

True or false: Miyax's father once camped near a wolf den and asked the wolves for food when he was hungry?

True or false: Miyax attempted to befriend a black wolf, hoping to share their food and survive?

True or false: Miyax's mother died when she was four, and Kapugen, her father, lost his mind and took her to live in a seal camp?

Miyax's solitude is occasionally interrupted by encounters with other inhabitants of the wilderness, such as a wolverine and an Eskimo hunter with his family.

Despite her independence, Miyax longs for her wolf pack and experiences conflicting emotions of both happiness and loneliness.

The Eskimo family introduces themselves as Roland, Alice, and their child, Sorqaq, and share information about their village, Kangik, and its amenities.

Miyax communicates with the Eskimo family in their native language, Upick, and finds joy in their company and conversation.

Miyax's encounter with the Eskimo family brings her a sense of warmth and companionship, easing her loneliness.

The passage provides insight into the roles of women in the community and the impact of external influences on traditional practices.

The story captures the protagonist's transformation from vulnerability to self-reliance and appreciation for the natural world.

The text provides insight into the behavior and survival skills of both wolves and snowy owls in the wilderness.

The black wolf, a leader in the pack, possessed wisdom and was crucial in sensing danger.

Miyax feeds her brother, Kapu, cooked meat, and communicates with him.

The protagonist ingeniously creates ice poles for her sled by freezing soaked grass sticks.

The sun sets on November 10th and will not rise again for 66 days.