St. Lucy's

What is the main theme of 'St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves'?

• The importance of education
• The struggle for self-acceptance
• The power of human society
• The dangers of the wilderness

What is the name of the boarding school where the girls are sent?

• St. Mary's School
• St. Anne's Convent
• St. Lucy's Home
• St. Joseph's Academy

What is the name of the narrator of the story?

• Jeanette

• Mirabella

• Claudette

• Linette

What is the communication method used by the girls when they lived in the wild?

• Sign language
• Howls and snarls
• Whispers
• Telepathy

What is the main goal of St. Lucy's Home?

• To train the girls to become nuns
• To teach the girls how to hunt
• To assimilate the girls into human society
• To protect the girls from the wilderness

What are the girls taught at St. Lucy's Home?

• How to speak, dress, and eat like humans
• How to hunt and gather food
• How to communicate telepathically
• How to howl and snarl

Who runs St. Lucy's Home?

• Scientists
• Teachers
• Wolves
• Nuns

How do the nuns treat the girls?

• Kind and nurturing
• Indifferent and neglectful
• Abusive and cruel
• Strict and uncompromising

What challenges do the girls face at St. Lucy's Home?

• They struggle to survive in the wilderness
• They struggle to understand human social norms and find it difficult to connect with other humans
• They struggle to communicate with each other
• They struggle to accept their wolf identity

Who does Claudette feel like at St. Lucy's Home?

• An outsider
• A rebel
• A follower
• A leader