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What is one difference in the way humans are portrayed in “Animal Wisdom” and “The Last Wolf”?

• Humans are destructive in “Animal Wisdom” and constructive in “The Last Wolf.”

• Humans are controlling in “Animal Wisdom” and passive in “The Last Wolf.”

• Humans are struggling in “Animal Wisdom” and commanding in “The Last Wolf.”

• Humans are part of the solution in “Animal Wisdom” and part of the problem in “The Last Wolf.”

In “Animal Wisdom,” which phrase best summarizes what people felt was missing after their creation?

• Defending the Earth

• Taking time to explore

• Noticing beauty in nature

• Resolving disagreements

In which line from “Animal Wisdom” does the poet use personification?

• Line 7

• Line 19

• Line 21

• Line 27

What is the best summary of lines 27–28 in “The Last Wolf”?

• The narrator acknowledges that humans have caused the destruction.

• The narrator acknowledges that the wolves have caused the destruction.

• The narrator expresses grief over the loss of the city.

• The narrator expresses grief over the loss of the other wolves.

Which detail should be added to the summary of “The Last Wolf”?

• The wolf loudly howled when entering the house.

• The wolf became lost in the city.

• The wolf searched through the rubble of the building.

• The wolf entered the building and searched room by room.

In “The Last Wolf,” an example of an onomatopoeia is —

• baying

• quiet

• snuffle

• muzzle

In “The Last Wolf,” which line from the poem provides the reader with a visual image?

• Line 3

• Line 6

• Line 16

• Line 20

Which of the following is NOT the author’s purpose in "Animal Wisdom"?

• To demonstrate that animals have feelings

• To present a theme of conservation

• To show how humans have caused ruin

• To provide a message of hope

Which of the following is NOT the author’s purpose in "The Last Wolf"?

• To demonstrate that animals have feelings

• To present a theme of conservation

• To show how humans have caused ruin

• To provide a message of hope

At the end of both “Animal Wisdom” and “The Last Wolf,” what common theme is shared?

• The separation between nature and humans

• The differences between nature and humans

• The destruction of nature and humans

• The need for unity between nature and humans