HELP ME WITH MY EXAM 10-50 POINTS FOR CORRECT ANSWERS AND BRAINLEST (20ish questions) 1.
A central conflict in Julie of the Wolves is Miyax's attempt to survive on her own, in spite of the harsh conditions of the Alaskan tundra. Think about how Miyax tries to resolve this conflict and the complications that occur each time she thinks she's safe. What theme is suggested by these complications?

Even someone like Miyax, who is raised as an Eskimo, will find the tundra frightening.

When humans must rely on wildlife for survival, it's best to become fierce predators.

The possibility of a young girl surviving are very small in a setting as harsh as Alaska.

Patience and courage are just as important for survival as knowing specific skills.
2.
In general, how do fact sheets deliver information about a topic?

by presenting the facts as the solution to a problem

by describing how someone might discover the facts

by devoting a paragraph to each set of related facts

by trying to persuade readers to join a related cause
3.
In a story about three cousins separated from their parents in a foreign country, the youngest child, who is deaf, uses sign language and pantomime to get help from kind strangers. What strength is most likely revealed by the child's actions?

a good sense of direction

self-confidence

compassion for others

a willingness to learn
6.
Which of these events could be considered a complication in the plot of Julie of the Wolves?

The wolves decide that Miyax is not a threat to them and let her share their food.

Miyax meets Pearl, who becomes a good friend and helps her escape from Daniel.

The wolves leave for winter right long after Miyax learns how to talk to them.

Miyax is overjoyed when the wolves kill a caribou right outside her sod house.
9.
What point of view does a personal narrative use?

third-person omniscient

third-person limited

first-person

second-person
10.
Which word most often appears at the beginning of transition phrase or clause?

when

against

to

the
11.
What is unique about the way characters in a novel develop, compared to characters in a poem or short story?

Characters are fully described at the start of a novel.

Characters develop more gradually in a novel.

Characters are described more precisely in a novel.

Characters in a novel are less complex than in shorter works.
12.
Which action by Amaroq best shows one of his character traits?

He refuses to look directly at Miyax at first.

His tail wags when to show his approval.

He howls to rounds up the pack to go hunting.

His gaze softens when he looks at the pups.
13.
How does the narrator in Julie of the Wolves communicate true facts about wolves?

by grouping related facts together in a paragraph

by listing the facts at the beginning of each section

by describing how the main character learns the facts

by including quotes from nonfiction books about wolves
14.
Which method of developing characters relies on descriptions of a character's words or actions to show the character's personality traits?

indirect characterization

instant characterization

direct characterization

delayed characterization
15.
One of the wolf pups, the one that Miyax names Kapu, is much bolder in approaching her. Which statement makes the best prediction about the novel's plot, based on this character trait and other textual evidence in the novel?

Kapu will one day attack Miyax.

Kapu will go to San Francisco with Miyax.

Miyax will avoid Kapu throughout the story.

Miyax and Kapu will become close friends.

17.
Why is it important to use plenty of sensory details in a personal narrative?

It helps readers feel as though they're sharing your experience.

The plot reveals the personality traits of minor characters.

It makes the story's conflict and resolution more suspenseful.

Character development occurs after the plot is finished.
18.
A story begins with an argument between a teenager and his mother about where he will spend the summer. What part of the story does the argument represent?

the setting

the plot

the conflict
21.
Which phrase best describes the setting of Julie of the Wolves?

warm and cozy

beautiful, but threatening

a place where nobody is happy

bustling with life
22.
What does a more nuanced or precise word add to a story?

a more logical ending

a conflicting detail

more complex sentences

more specific information
23.
Who or what is the focus of Part I of Julie of the Wolves, according to the novel's table of contents?

Miyax's father

the wildlife of Alaska

Miyax's childhood

Amoraq the wolf