Ice Island by Sherry Shahan True and False

1. Tatum's dad worked four weeks straight and then had a week off.

2. Tatum's dad had it down to fifteen seconds to get ready with his snow gear.

3. Tatum hoped the siren would signal the arrival of her friend Beryl.

4. Tatum's mom would allow her to go out in the middle of the night.

Beryl is leaving for a wilderness survival course in Alaska

Bandit led the team into the top twenty multiple times

Tatum's mom allows pets in their current apartment

The Polar Café serves high-calorie meals due to the extreme conditions in Alaska

People in Alaska entertain themselves with activities like golfing on the frozen sea

The text does not reveal the unique challenges and lifestyle of mushers and their dogs in Alaska

The narrative captures the bond between Tatum and Bandit

The setting and context provide insight into the unique culture of Hawaii

Tatum's decision to take care of Bandit does not represent a significant commitment and responsibility

The story is set in Wyoming

The setting and context provide insight into the harsh conditions of Alaska

Tatum's mom announces their trip to Santa Ysabel Island, which is met with skepticism from the patrons

Libby Riddles was the first woman to win the Iditarod in 1985

Susan Butcher won the title three years in a row and again in 1990

Tatum and her mom cheered J.M. across the finish line at the Iditarod

The Iditarod attracted large crowds, media, and snowmobiles

Mushers received cash prizes, trophies, and keys to new pickups at the Mushers Awards Banquet

The Red Lantern award goes to the last musher to finish

Mushers and their dogs fly back to Anchorage after the banquet

Beryl Webb's team of dogs is seen being taken care of

Beryl Webb's dogs are praised for their performance

Tatum helps Beryl rub ointment on the dogs' feet

Beryl Webb finished the race in twenty-third place out of sixty-seven

Dehydration is a real danger on the trail for both mushers and dogs

Tatum's father plans to gather rescue dogs from a shelter for their team.

Mack Gyldendal, an eighteen-year-old rookie from Montana, is participating in the race with his dogs.

Safety is the last checkpoint before Nome, and tired dogs sometimes refuse to move on, affecting the mushers' standings.

Beryl's lead dog, Bandit, was Tatum's favorite and showed great intelligence.

Manor had to scratch from the race after breaking through overflow water on Norton Sound, leading to frozen feet.

Tatum hoped Beryl would finish in the top twenty to attract sponsors for her dogs.

The race officials discuss the challenges and dangers faced by the mushers and their dogs, including extreme cold and physical injuries.

Tatum seeks to support Beryl and the other mushers, hoping they will overcome the obstacles and finish the race successfully.

Tatum, a young girl, dreams of participating in the Iditarod sled dog race with her father.

J.M., the current year's champion, won the race in nine days and sixteen hours.

Tatum worked for Beryl, a dog musher, at a temporary camp on a glacier outside Juneau.

Beryl struggled financially to afford the costly entry fees and expenses for the Iditarod race.

In the Iditarod Race, dropping a sick or injured dog from the race allows a musher to substitute another dog.

Most mushers typically finish the race with more dogs than they started with.

Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing.

The Bering Sea near Nome does not freeze in winter.

The sea ice near Nome is constantly moving due to tides and winds.

The locals in Nome have the same tolerance for cold weather as tourists.

The mushers in the Iditarod race come from diverse backgrounds, including fishermen, lawyers, doctors, teachers, miners, artists, and natives.

Mack finishes the race in first place and receives a lot of attention from the media and fans.

Tatum lives in a small apartment with her mother, who does not work during the winter months.

The Iditarod Race takes place in Nome, Alaska.

Mack struggles to keep his sled straight and has dropped five or six dogs along the way.

Tatum is concerned about another musher, Beryl, who has already finished the race.

Alaskan croquet involves hitting rock balls with bone mallets.

Tatum passes kids playing with ice blocks stacked like Legos.

The kid working the cash register is wearing shorts and a T-shirt in the store.

Tatum dreams of participating in the Iditarod sled dog race with her father.

Bandit is the name of Tatum's dog

Tatum encounters a polar bear near the village dump

The cost of living in the village is low due to local food sources

Cole is preparing for a 500-mile dog sled race in Kotzebue

Tatum expresses doubt about her abilities to help with the dogs

The conversation between Tatum and Cole does not touch on the realities of life in the village

Tatum's encounter with Cole sparks her desire to prove her abilities

Bandit leads Tatum to a walrus skin, prompting her to consider her next steps in the village

Tatum and Cole share stories about their experiences and knowledge of snowmobiling and racing

Cole doubts Tatum's experience with dog sledding and takes off

The environment in the village is not dangerous

Mushing is not a popular sport in the local community

Despite feeling guilty, Tatum never takes any actions to make amends for her actions towards her mother.

Tatum's mother documents amusing questions asked by tourists at the North Shore.

Tatum's father keeps a diary about life on Santa Ysabel Island.

The Yupik language has 99 words for ice, depicting its insignificance in their environment.

Tatum's gesture of making treats for Cole's dogs shows her determination to make amends and her understanding of the community's dynamics.

Tatum's father keeps a diary about life on the North Shore.

Tatum and her mother walk to the store in a silent understanding, rebuilding their bond.

Tatum's mother expresses her frustration after Tatum went out without informing her, showing her lack of concern for Tatum's safety.

Tatum decides to make honeyballs as a thank-you gesture for Cole's dogs, hoping to make amends for her actions.

Tatum's mother, worried about her safety, expresses her frustration after Tatum went out without informing her.

Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing.

Bandit is Tatum's dog

Tatum reflects on her changed responsibilities and the need to contribute to the family's new life at the lodge.

Tatum encounters a bulky shadow and is uncertain if it's Cole or the rogue bear

Cole appears suddenly and helps Tatum onto his sled

Tatum's mom mentions an invitation to a show at the community center

Tatum's decision to take care of Bandit represents a significant commitment and responsibility

The sound of a siren alerts the village to danger

Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing

Tatum's mom allows pets in their current apartment

Tatum and her mom cheered J.M. across the finish line at the Iditarod

The narrative captures the bond between Tatum and Bandit

The Red Lantern award goes to the first musher to finish

Tatum, a young girl, dreams of participating in the Iditarod sled dog race with her father

True or false: Tatum's dad's job pays well, most of his earnings go into a lodge fund, and they get by on salaries from Skilak Lodge and her mom's odd jobs.

True or false: The Iditarod trail between Unalakleet to Koyuk is treacherous, with a woman getting lost in a whiteout and accidentally mushing onto sea ice.

True or false: The mushers eat high-fat foods like cheesecake and butter, while their dogs have specific diets based on temperature.

True or false: Tatum's dad dreams of racing in the Iditarod, but his ankle injury makes it impossible.

True or false: Tatum reads 'The Call of the Wild' to Bandit, a story about sled dogs, and later hugs her mom, upset about her dad's racing dreams.

True or false: Tatum believes her dad's determination to race won't change, and she expresses her love for Bandit.

True or false: The setting and context provide insight into the harsh conditions of Alaska.

True or false: Bandit led the team into the top twenty multiple times.

True or false: The Iditarod Race takes place in Nome, Alaska.

True or false: The Red Lantern award goes to the last musher to finish.

True or false: Tatum and her mom cheered J.M. across the finish line at the Iditarod.

True or false: Safety is the last checkpoint before Nome, and tired dogs sometimes refuse to move on, affecting the mushers' standings.

Grandfather blames TV and video games for killing their ancient ways

The same word in their language means listen and obey

Dixie Dee believes that most young people don't believe the old ways will lead to a happy life

Grandfather believes that teaching their children the traditions will prepare them to face whatever the outside world brings

Bandit is Tatum's lead dog in sled dog racing

Tatum's sled tips over, causing her embarrassment

Tatum encounters her Grandfather working on an old-style boat

Grandfather discusses the impact of modern life on their culture

Tatum learns about the hardships faced by her village

Tatum listens to Grandfather's concerns about the loss of their cultural roots

Tatum imagines the brave mushers and their teams carrying serum in a relay during a snowstorm

Tatum experiences a shift in her speed and rhythm while sledding

The setting and context provide insight into the harsh conditions of Alaska

The setting and context provide insight into the unique culture of Hawaii

The Iditarod race officials discuss the challenges and dangers faced by the mushers and their dogs

The Iditarod Race takes place in Nome, Alaska

During the Native cultural performance, the audience does not participate in the storytelling dances

Tatum's morning routine includes interacting with her dog and preparing for a flight to Anchorage

Tatum examines an old sled, similar to the one her father had as a child

Tatum's mother discusses the challenges of living in Alaska and missing their home at Skilak Lodge

Tatum is served traditional Eskimo ice cream by Cole's grandfather

The event concludes with a lively celebration of music and laughter

Tatum's time on Mendenhall Glacier is not discussed during her conversation with Cole

The performance depicts stories of life on the island, including activities like boat paddling and whaling

Tatum reflects on the historical significance of the sled and its association with her family

Tatum and Cole discuss their experiences, including Tatum's time on Mendenhall Glacier

Tatum and her mother discuss the challenges of living in Alaska and missing their home at Skilak Lodge

Tatum's decision to take care of Bandit represents a significant commitment and responsibility

True or false: Tatum and her mother express concerns about their safety before embarking on the dog sled adventure?

True or false: Tatum and Cole swap the positions of their dogs on the teams during the dog sled adventure?

True or false: The text provides insight into the relationship between the characters, the dynamics of dog sled racing, and the natural environment of the Alaskan wilderness?

True or false: Cole emphasizes the importance of endurance over speed in dog sled races and the need for pacing?

True or false: Tatum and Cole encounter caribou on their journey and discuss the animals' adaptation to the harsh environment?

True or false: Cole shares the law of the wilderness regarding hunting large animals and the importance of sharing the meat with the village?

True or false: Tatum notices the size difference between Bandit and Denali, a dog on Cole's team, and makes a comparison?

True or false: The narrative captures the sense of adventure, the bond between humans and animals, and the beauty and challenges of the Alaskan landscape during a dog sled journey?

True or false: The text describes the challenges and experiences faced by Tatum and Cole during their dog sled adventure in the Alaskan wilderness?

True or false: Tatum and Cole discuss the history of dog teams during the Klondike Gold Rush and the harsh conditions they faced?

True or false: The narrative captures the bond between Tatum and Bandit?

True or false: Tatum and Cole set off on their sleds with their respective dog teams, each with their own lead dog and unique personalities?

Is Tatum's father working in Prudhoe Bay for the winter?

Tatum's mother initially refuses to let her participate in the race, but eventually gives in and agrees to let Tatum ask her father.

Tatum packs essentials like extra socks, a headlamp, and trail mix for high-energy snacks for the race.

Tatum's mother advises her to put booties on Bandit before going out, indicating her concern for their safety.

The story is set in Alaska, and the cultural significance of sled-dog racing are important aspects of the text.

Tatum's decision to take care of Bandit represents a significant commitment and responsibility.

Cole, a local boy, visits Tatum and brings pickled gull eggs.

Tatum and Bandit prepare to race with Cole's team, with Tatum carrying essentials in her backpack and sled and Bandit's carrots in her pocket.

The text introduces the character of Cole, who plays a significant role in inviting Tatum to participate in the race and influencing her decision to join the race.

The text also hints at the financial challenges and lifestyle of the characters, such as Tatum's father working in Prudhoe Bay and Cole's family working in a fish-canning plant.

On the morning of the race, Tatum wakes up early, dresses quickly, and feeds Bandit before heading out.

Safety is the last checkpoint before Nome, and tired dogs sometimes refuse to move on, affecting the mushers' standings.

True or false: Tatum and Beryl are the only characters in the story who have experience with survival skills in the Alaskan wilderness?

True or false: Cole's lead dog, Wrangell, is described as winking in the text?

True or false: Cole uses dental floss and a needle large enough to suture a whale to repair a torn basket in the story?

True or false: Cole's plan for the summer is to work with kids, teaching them the village's language and customs?

True or false: Tatum and Cole find themselves stranded in a remote location due to a snowstorm.

True or false: Despite the storm clearing, they cannot make it back in time for their flight to Nome.

True or false: Cole starts digging a tunnel through the snow for their escape.

True or false: They manage to start a fire in an oil drum and feed the dogs whale blubber.

True or false: Part of the tunnel collapses, prompting them to quickly evacuate.

True or false: The dogs eagerly lead the way through the thick snow, but the journey becomes increasingly difficult.

True or false: Tatum begins to hope for rescue as they struggle through the harsh conditions.

True or false: The heavy fog and strong winds add to the already difficult situation.

True or false: The wind poses a significant threat to their survival, making the situation even more dire.

True or false: Tatum and Cole face mounting obstacles as they battle the elements and exhaustion in their attempt to navigate the treacherous conditions.

True or false: Tatum and Cole set off on their sleds with their respective dog teams, each with their own lead dog and unique personalities?

True or false: The story is set in Wyoming.

True or false: Tatum and Cole are stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with sled dogs?

True or false: Tatum shows affection for one of the dogs, Bandit, before settling into the shelter?

True or false: Cole shares an Eskimo trick to keep moisture out and talks about ancestors watching over them?

True or false: Tatum plans to hunt for meat to feed the dogs?

True or false: Tatum has a vivid dream and wakes up to the northern lights?

True or false: They awaken to a clear morning, feeling the effects of the harsh conditions?

True or false: The story conveys the harshness and beauty of the Alaskan wilderness, and the struggle for survival?

True or false: Tatum reminisces about her experiences with her dad and fishing?

True or false: Cole struggles with the roof, and Tatum struggles to motivate herself?

True or false: Tatum reflects on the legends and healing powers associated with the northern lights?

True or false: Tatum and Cole construct a makeshift shelter using their sleds and a deerskin hide?

True or false: Tatum learns about the hardships faced by her village?

True or false: Tatum and Cole encounter wildlife like eagles, caribou, and moose during their journey?

True or false: Bandit, one of the dogs, exhibits unusual behavior, causing concern for Tatum?

True or false: The team sleds onto a river covered with thin ice, leading to a dangerous situation?

True or false: Tatum and Cole must find a safe path to shore amidst the chaos of cracking ice and rushing water?

True or false: Tatum and Cole's sled and dogs are unharmed after narrowly escaping the perilous ice and water?

True or false: The text depicts the team's resilience and determination in the face of unexpected danger?

True or false: Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing?

True or false: The narrative captures the sense of adventure, the bond between humans and animals, and the beauty and challenges of the Alaskan landscape during a dog sled journey?

True or false: Tatum worked for Beryl, a dog musher, at a temporary camp on a glacier outside Juneau?

True or false: The Iditarod attracted large crowds, media, and snowmobiles?

True or false: Tatum's dad's job pays well, most of his earnings go into a lodge fund, and they get by on salaries from Skilak Lodge and her mom's odd jobs?

True or false: Dehydration is a real danger on the trail for both mushers and dogs?

True or false: Tatum and her team face life-threatening situations while navigating through dangerous, shifting ice floes?

True or false: Tatum and Cole encounter challenges such as wide breaks in the ice and unstable bridges during their journey?

True or false: Tatum expresses fear and desperation as they battle extreme cold and hazardous conditions?

True or false: The dogs in the team face danger as they slip into freezing water, prompting a frantic effort to save them?

True or false: Tatum and Cole's struggle to rescue the dogs intensifies, leading to a dramatic and emotional rescue?

True or false: The team survives the ordeal, but the harsh environment continues to pose threats, causing Tatum to reflect on their narrow escape?

True or false: Tatum and Cole focus on ensuring the dogs' well-being, providing them with a meager yet warming meal?

True or false: Tensions arise among the dogs, with Wolf displaying aggression and requiring discipline from Cole?

True or false: Cole emphasizes the need for the dogs to have solid food, revealing the harsh reality of survival in extreme conditions?

True or false: Cole shares a sobering historical reference about sacrificing sick dogs for the survival of the stronger ones, causing tension between him and Tatum?

True or false: Tatum and Cole swap the positions of their dogs on the teams during the dog sled adventure?

True or false: Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing?

True or false: Tatum is concerned about being stuck in the wilderness with the dogs and puppies?

True or false: Cole is planning to stay behind while Tatum goes for help?

True or false: Cole mentions that Anvil is located on the coast, like Wager, and is approximately 30 to 40 miles away?

True or false: Tatum's watch shows the time as 11:20 a.m. when she learns that she is the one going for help?

True or false: Tatum encounters frost heaves, a natural phenomenon caused by frozen, waterlogged ground pushing upward?

True or false: Tatum has to assert her dominance to protect herself and her team from a fierce wolf?

True or false: Tatum reflects on the potential of her puppies to become strong sled dogs and considers strong names for them?

True or false: Tatum and her dogs face challenges such as the cold, fatigue, and encounters with the wolf during their journey?

True or false: Tatum feeds and cares for her dogs, showing a deep bond and concern for their well-being?

True or false: Tatum and her dogs navigate the challenging landscape, facing the unknown and relying on their instincts and abilities?

True or false: The text portrays Tatum's resilience, determination, and deep connection with her dogs in the face of adversity in the harsh Arctic environment?

True or false: Tatum thinks of her grandfather's advice about trusting the spirits within her and her dogs?

True or false: Tatum reflects on the legends and healing powers associated with the northern lights?

True or false: Dehydration is a real danger on the trail for both mushers and dogs?

True or false: The setting and context provide insight into the harsh conditions of Alaska?

True or false: Tatum's decision to take care of Bandit represents a significant commitment and responsibility?

True or false: Tatum struggles with the harsh conditions, including biting cold and treacherous terrain?

True or false: Tatum battles with the strong taste of wild meat, mindful of not overeating?

True or false: Tatum attempts to build a shelter for her dogs, but faces difficulties?

True or false: Tatum spends a restless night in the sled, seeking warmth from her dogs?

True or false: The text captures the harsh reality and solitude of surviving in the wilderness?

True or false: Tatum's inner strength and resourcefulness are evident in her actions and thoughts throughout the journey?

True or false: Tatum's routine includes caring for her dogs, making camp, and ensuring everyone's well-being?

True or false: Tatum's resilience and determination shine through as she faces the challenges of the wilderness?

True or false: Tatum sets off with her dog team, feeling the weight of responsibility without Cole?

True or false: Cole gives Tatum a carved whale's tooth for protection?

True or false: Tatum relies on her dogs to navigate the landscape and focuses on staying present?

True or false: Tatum struggles to survive the wilderness alone without any help?

True or false: Tatum's encounter with the wolf demonstrates her resourcefulness in the Alaskan wilderness?

True or false: Tatum's struggle to care for her dogs in harsh weather conditions showcases her determination to survive?

True or false: Tatum's reliance on her dog team for survival highlights their resilience?

True or false: Tatum's use of a headlamp and determination to keep moving reflect her perseverance in challenging conditions?

True or false: Tatum's reflections and daydreams help her cope with the difficult journey in the Alaskan wilderness?

True or false: Tatum's internal dialogue and thoughts demonstrate her mental resilience in facing the challenges of the journey?

True or false: Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing?

True or false: Tatum and Cole must find a safe path to shore amidst the chaos of cracking ice and rushing water?

True or false: Tatum and Cole discuss the history of dog teams during the Klondike Gold Rush and the harsh conditions they faced?

True or false: The Red Lantern award goes to the first musher to finish?

True or false: Dehydration is a real danger on the trail for both mushers and dogs?

True or false: Tatum's mother initially refuses to let her participate in the race, but eventually gives in and agrees to let Tatum ask her father?

Tatum leaves the ax behind because it would be impractical to carry it

The narrative captures the struggle for survival and the mental and physical toll it takes on Tatum

Tatum's thoughts also dwell on her dogs and the dangers posed by wolves in the wilderness

The heavy fog and strong winds add to the already difficult situation

Tatum and Cole swap the positions of their dogs on the teams during the dog sled adventure

The wind poses a significant threat to their survival, making the situation even more dire

Part of the tunnel collapses, prompting them to quickly evacuate

Tatum and Cole encounter challenges such as wide breaks in the ice and unstable bridges during their journey

The setting and context provide insight into the harsh conditions of Alaska

Tatum begins to hope for rescue as they struggle through the harsh conditions

Tatum's father used to run in the Jr. Iditarod and has shared stories of the risks and challenges of mushing

Tatum and her team face life-threatening situations while navigating through dangerous, shifting ice floes

True or false: Tatum's team follows the arc of the sun, from east to west, indicating they are heading home to Anvil?

True or false: Tatum wonders if they are on the same route as days before, backpacking to Wager?

True or false: Wolf had started out slowly, letting the team warm up, and kept moving at the same unfailing pace?

True or false: Tatum checks her watch and finds that two hours had passed since they left their last camp?

True or false: Tatum is offered hot tea by George and his wife, Umi, upon arriving in Anvil?

True or false: The village doctor tends to Tatum's injuries and makes arrangements for a message to be sent to Fireweed Lodge?

True or false: Bandit, one of Tatum's dogs, shows concern for the puppies during their time in Anvil?

True or false: Tatum's physical injuries in Anvil include a split lip and a gash on her shin?

True or false: The doctor assures Tatum that a plane will be able to take her to see her mother in the morning?

True or false: Tatum is anxious about Cole's well-being and her own injuries as she prepares for a long night in Anvil?

True or false: Tatum reflects on her physical state and worries about the upcoming plane journey in Anvil?

True or false: Tatum worries about Cole's condition and the upcoming race in Kotzebue?

True or false: Umi tends to Tatum's dogs while George organizes a plan to retrieve the remaining dogs and Cole with the help of snowmobiles?

True or false: Tatum expresses concern for Cole in Anvil, while the dogs are tended to by Umi and Wolf runs off?

True or false: An elderly man in Anvil recognizes Tatum and asks about the whereabouts of Samuel's nephew, Cole?

True or false: Tatum arrives in Anvil after a long journey through harsh weather conditions?

St. Lawrence Island was once part of a land bridge connecting North America to Asia over ten thousand years ago

The book 'Ice Island' refers to St. Lawrence Island as Santa Ysabel Island, and Gambell is renamed Wager to fit the story's geography

The Siberian Yupik are indigenous people living on St. Lawrence Island and the Chukchi Peninsula in Russia

The serum run of 1925 involved twenty mushers and their husky teams transporting diphtheria serum 674 miles in a relay, saving many lives

The Red Lantern Award is given to the last musher to finish the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, with the longest time for a recipient being thirty-two days, fifteen hours, nine minutes, and one second

The Jr. Iditarod Sled Dog Race was created in 1978 for mushers aged fourteen to seventeen

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is a 1,049-mile race honoring the 1925 serum run from Anchorage to Nome, also known as the Last Great Race on Earth

The text includes a glossary of terms related to sled dog racing and the Alaskan environment, such as 'musher,' 'Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race,' and 'serum run'

The author visited the village of Gambell, which resembles how it is portrayed in the book

The island is the sixth-largest in the United States, spanning over seventy miles long and nearly twenty-five miles wide in some areas

The author's inspiration for the book 'Ice Island' came from her research and experiences on St. Lawrence Island

The author did not venture beyond the village and did not experience extreme conditions like the characters in the book

True or false: St. Lawrence Island is located in the Bering Sea, about 230 miles northeast of Nome and less than 40 miles from Russia?

True or false: The author's visit to St. Lawrence Island took place in mid-March and was characterized by freezing cold weather?

True or false: The island is inhabited by the Siberian Yupik people, who received title to most of the island through the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act in 1971?

True or false: The setting and context of St. Lawrence Island provided the backdrop and inspiration for writing Ice Island?

True or false: The author's observations and interactions with the people and environment of St. Lawrence Island provided the rich cultural and geographical context for the novel?

True or false: The island is known for its unique combination of natural beauty, cultural traditions, and remote location, which served as the setting for the author's novel, Ice Island?

True or false: The author stayed in a simple rooming house similar to Fireweed Lodge and interacted with the locals, seeing men repairing a walrus-skin boat and children playing with large chunks of ice?

True or false: The author witnessed locals in pickup trucks spinning doughnuts on the ice in the historic gold-mining town of Nome?

True or false: The island has two villages: Gambell and Savoonga, inhabited by the Siberian Yupik people who legally carve and sell fossilized ivory found there?

True or false: The island is not known for its unique combination of natural beauty, cultural traditions, and remote location?

True or false: The Bering Sea near Nome does not freeze in winter?

True or false: The island's unique cultural and natural features were not explored by the author?

True or false: Tatum's journey in the text takes place in the Arctic wilderness?

True or false: Tatum faces challenges such as dehydration and lack of fuel and food during the severe storm?

True or false: Tatum trusts her lead dog, Wolf, to guide them out of the predicament caused by the storm?

True or false: The presence of oil drums, tires, and a snowmobile signals the proximity to a village, leading Tatum and her dogs to civilization?

True or false: The dogs play a crucial role in guiding Tatum, showcasing the strong bond and reliance between musher and sled dogs?

True or false: Tatum's survival in the harsh Arctic environment is a testament to her mental and physical strength?

True or false: Tatum's journey is a story of resilience, resourcefulness, and the enduring bond between a musher and her sled dogs?

True or false: The narrative emphasizes the theme of hope and perseverance as Tatum's journey ultimately leads her to the long-awaited sight of civilization?

True or false: The text conveys the harshness of the Arctic conditions, highlighting Tatum's determination in overcoming numerous obstacles?

True or false: Tatum's journey is set against the unforgiving backdrop of the Arctic wilderness?

True or false: The dogs' hunger and eagerness lead Tatum to the sight of civilization, marking the end of her journey?

True or false: Tatum's arduous journey is filled with endless worry and challenges, culminating in the hopeful sight of the village?