Larka the Wolf Quiz

What is the main theme of "The Legend of the Brave Wolf"?

• Strength is more important than intelligence

• Bravery and loyalty are essential qualities

• Wolves should always fight for their territory

• Trusting others is a sign of weakness

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Why does Fenrir initially not want Larka to join the hunt?

• He believes Larka is too young and inexperienced

• He thinks Larka is too small and weak to help

• He wants to protect Larka from the danger of the hunt

• He is afraid Larka will take his place as the strongest wolf

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 What does the snowstorm symbolize in the story?

• The challenges and hardships the pack must face

• The rivalry between the two wolf packs

•  The coldness and isolation of the forest

• The lack of food and resources during winter

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Which of the following best describes Larka’s character at the beginning of the story?

• Confident and outspoken

• Quiet and determined

• Fearful and timid

• Fearful and timid

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What does the pack leader’s reaction to Larka after the battle reveal about his character?

• He is quick to dismiss the efforts of others

• He is reluctant to give praise to smaller wolves

• He is fair and recognizes true bravery when he sees it

• He believes only the strongest wolves deserve respect

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How does Larka's relationship with her brother Fenrir change throughout the story?

• They grow distant as Fenrir becomes more focused on leading the pack

• Their bond strengthens as they fight alongside each other

• Larka becomes jealous of Fenrir's strength and position

• Fenrir loses respect for Larka after the battle

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What is the significance of Larka's promise to Fenrir before the hunt?

• It shows that Larka intends to disobey her brother’s orders

• It foreshadows Larka’s role in saving the pack during the battle

•  It indicates that Larka does not take the danger seriously

• It highlights the tension between Larka and Fenrir

What lesson does the pack learn from Larka’s actions during the battle?

•  Loyalty and courage are more important than size and strength

•  It’s better to avoid conflict than to face it head-on

• Only the strongest wolves can protect the pack

• The pack should always retreat when facing danger

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CCSS.RL.5.9

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What can you infer about Larka's feelings towards her pack based on her actions during the battle?

• She feels indifferent and only acts out of duty

• She cares deeply for her pack and is willing to risk her life for them

•  She is fearful but acts only because her brother tells her to

• She is eager to prove herself for personal recognition

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What is the author’s purpose in including the dialogue between Larka and Fenrir before the hunt?

• To show that Fenrir doubts Larka’s abilities

• To highlight the protective nature of Fenrir as an older brother

• To create tension between Larka and Fenrir

•  To demonstrate that Larka is a disobedient wolf

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