Chapter I a. Read this short version of the chapter. There are 3 things which didn’t really happen. Find them

E. Without looking at Exercise 4, fill the gaps in these sentences. 
Only one word fits into each gap.
1. ................ truth, they looked more like skeletons than wolves.
2. He didn’t even show her his teeth if she happened to run in front of 
him. ................ fact, he seemed to like it.
3. ................ time to ................ he also tried to touch her neck with his 
nose.
4. They were both waiting for the best moment. They knew it would be 
a battle for ................ and ................ .
5. The old wolf attacked him suddenly and without ................ , closing 
his fangs on the younger leader’s neck.
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6. The younger wolf snarled painfully and tried to fight back, but his 
legs would no longer hold him and he fell to the snow. The battle was 
................ .
7. The she-wolf was glad ................ the battle because this was love-
making of the Wild.
8. When One Eye ................ up to the she-wolf again she didn’t snarl 
at him any more.
9. Soon they were ................ friends, running happily side by side 
through the snowy woods.
10. Old One Eye was not interested at ................ but he followed her 
anyway.
11. There they ................. about the Indian camp for some time.
12. Fortunately for the old wolf, she finally found ................. she had 
been looking ...............
13. So he went hunting on his ................, confused.
14. He had been gone for eight hours and hadn’t caught anything when 
he finally came back to the cave. And there he was ................. for a 
surprise.
15. She was warning him against eating the small things making tiny 
noises. She .................. have done so though. He understood.
F. Fill the gaps with the prepositions from the box. You may need