1. the detail on p. 199, in "of wolves and men," that describes how the wolf's fur carries seeds to be dispersed along his trail (1 point)
the author’s perspective on events.
the wolf’s perspective on events.
the wolf’s prey’s perspective on events.
2. which word is the best synonym for undistinguished? (1 point)
unfed
unharmed
unremarkable
3. which sentence below includes a compound verb? (1 point)
the wolf pounced on a mouse and ate it.
the wolf’s underfur grew dense and thick.
hares and caribou are among the wolf’s prey.

Answer:

1. the author’s perspective on events.

In this case, the perspective that the story is being told from is that of the author. The author is the only one who would be able to know such details.

2. Unremarkable

"Unremarkable" is the word that most closely resembles the meaning of "undistinguished." Both words refer to something that is not special, unusual or that deserves no attention.

3.  The wolf pounced on a mouse and ate it.

This is the only sentence that contains a compound verb, as "grew" and "are" are not compound.

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