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What was Wolf's plan for the day?
What was Wolf's plan for the day?
Wolf planned to not eat all day in order to become very hungry for his supper.
How did Wolf decide which direction to go when he reached the tall trees?
How did Wolf decide which direction to go when he reached the tall trees?
Wolf used a flat stone to choose his direction, designating grey for left and black for right.
What did Wolf dream about during his nap?
What did Wolf dream about during his nap?
Wolf dreamed about a delicious meal, specifically a piece of roasted meat as big as King Lion's.
What was Wolf's greeting to the other animals?
What was Wolf's greeting to the other animals?
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What humorous expression did Wolf use about his hunger?
What humorous expression did Wolf use about his hunger?
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What animal did Wolf first consider as potential prey?
What animal did Wolf first consider as potential prey?
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What scene did Wolf find at the watering hole?
What scene did Wolf find at the watering hole?
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What mistake did Wolf make when trying to catch the springbok?
What mistake did Wolf make when trying to catch the springbok?
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How did the other animals react to Wolf's predicament?
How did the other animals react to Wolf's predicament?
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What lesson did Wolf learn from this experience?
What lesson did Wolf learn from this experience?
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Study Notes
Characters and Setting
- Wolf: The main character, a cunning predator who intends to hunt other animals for supper.
- Animals in the Bushveld: Various creatures encounter Wolf, including a springbok, field mouse, and turtle dove.
Plot Overview
- Morning Routine: Wolf greets other animals overzealously, planning to skip meals to enhance his appetite for later.
- Preparation for Hunting: Wolf drinks water and naps under a shady tree, dreaming of a large meal.
- Hunting Strategy: Devises a method to choose the hunting direction using a two-sided stone (grey for left, black for right), ultimately going right.
Inciting Incident
- First Hunting Attempts: Wolf encounters a small mouse and turtle dove but finds them unsatisfactory due to their size.
- Approaching the Watering Hole: Wolf discovers a gathering of animals drinking, seeing an opportunity for a substantial meal.
Climax
- Failed Pounce: Wolf tries to catch a young springbok but accidentally swallows a sharp rock instead, mistaking it for his prey.
- Painful Realization: A bee stings him, causing additional distress as he realizes he has choked on the rock.
Resolution
- Animals’ Reaction: The other animals find amusement in Wolf's misfortune, laughing and cheering like spectators at a show.
- Wolf's Humiliation: As he leaves with the rock lodged in his throat, King Lion mocks him, highlighting the lesson learned.
- Quiet Aftermath: The laughter resonates through the bushveld, eventually returning to a calm and peaceful setting.
Themes
- Caution in Hunting: The story underscores the importance of careful observation and the consequences of haste.
- Consequences of Cunning: Wolf's cleverness backfires as he faces unexpected outcomes from his plans.
- Social Dynamics: The interplay between predator and prey is humorously depicted, showcasing the tension and camaraderie in the animal community.
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Description
Join Wolf as he wakes up to a beautiful day in the bushveld, greeting his animal friends while plotting his dinner. This engaging quiz explores themes of friendship and survival in the animal kingdom. Can you figure out what happens next in this intriguing tale?
