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

G. Complete the crossword puzzle.
Across:
3. a home for birds (noun)
5. a baby bird (noun)
6. baby cats (noun)
9. make smaller (verb)
11. when you’re hungry you feel it (noun)
12. a sound made by angry dogs or wolves (verb)
13. with love (adverb)
Down:
1. to look for animals in order to kill them (verb)
2. bird’s mouth (noun)
4. cat’s or dog’s children (noun)
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to the camp. The cub bit a bigger puppy called Lip Lip. Then Gray 
Beaver started to make fire. White Fang wanted to see the fire closer 
and got badly hurt. The people laughed at him and he felt bad. 
B. Read the following sentences about the story. Decide whether 
they are true or false.
True False
1. At first the Indians were afraid of the cub.
2. The cub didn’t want to bite the Indian’s hand but his 
instinct told him to do it.
3. The cub’s mother had been Gray Beaver’s dog and 
her name was Kiche.
4. Kiche was a half dog and half wolf.
5. Gray Beaver called the cub White Fang because of 
the cub’s white teeth.
6. In the camp, Gray Beaver tied White Fang to a tree.
7. White Fang thought that the men were gods 
because they could move things around.
8. White Fang made friends with Lip Lip.
9. White Fang thought that fire was an animal.
10. White Fang was unhappy when people were 
laughing at him.
C. Underlined there are some useful phrases from the story. Match 
them to their meanings.
1. He wasn’t paying a lot of attention because he knew the way to the 
stream very well.
2. On the one hand he wanted to bite this hand, but on the other he 
felt he should let it land on his head.
3. And then a dog caught his attention.
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g. The she-wolf knew why One Eye never came back but there was no 
way by which she could tell her gray cub what she had seen.
h. There were signs that told her that the lynx was inside and that she 
had a litter of hungry kittens who were now feasting on One Eye’s meat.