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    This document contains 8 reading comprehension questions about chapters 4-7 of the book "Red Wolf". The questions probe the relationships between students at the residential school, the character of Henry and differences from the nurse, the meaning of Red Wolf's dream about his family, what personal item Red Wolf would keep from home, additional questions Red Wolf might have, how Red Wolf has changed from the events at the school, and a response to Mother Hall's statement about Indigenous people lacking emotions.

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    This document contains 8 reading comprehension questions about chapters 4-7 of the book "Red Wolf". The questions probe the relationships between students at the residential school, the character of Henry and differences from the nurse, the meaning of Red Wolf's dream about his family, what personal item Red Wolf would keep from home, additional questions Red Wolf might have, how Red Wolf has changed from the events at the school, and a response to Mother Hall's statement about Indigenous people lacking emotions.

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    Red Wolf

    Chapters 4 – 7 – Reading Comprehension


    1. The students in the school do not appear supportive of each other. Explain why
    you think this might be.
    2. Explain why Henry could be considered a bully. Use specific detail from the text
    to support your thinking.
    3. In chapter 7 the nurse is introduced. Compare her to Mrs. Hall.
    4. At the end of chapter 7, Red Wolf has a dream about his former life with his
    family at Clear Lake. By including this dream, what does it show us about Red
    Wolf’s character after being at the residential school for a few weeks?
    5. Red Wolf has a wolf head pendant that he doesn’t want found or destroyed. If
    you were him and had one small item with you at residential school, which
    treasure from home would you keep with you and what meaning does it have to
    you? Explain.
    6. Red Wolf is very curious and always has questions about his new world he
    finds himself in. If you were him, what other questions might you have? Include at
    least 3 questions.
    7. Toward the end of chapter 6 the narrator says “The day before, when Red Wolf
    was still a child, he would have giggled, but today there was no laughter.” Explain
    what this quote means and how and why Red Wolf has changed.
    8. When the nurse said that one of the boys was homesick, Mother Hall said
    “That’s nonsense... Indians don’t have emotions like we do...” Write a personal
    response to this statement. How do you feel about it? What are your thoughts?

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