The Dogs Could Teach Me By Gary Paulsen

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1. Add commas where needed in the following sentences.If a sentence is already correct,write C at the end of the sentence.

There is a beautiful Siberian husky in the pen.
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The Dogs Could Teach Me By Gary Paulsen - Quiz

Explore key lessons in 'The Dogs Could Teach Me' by Gary Paulsen, where personal anecdotes reveal deep insights about animal wisdom and human-animal relationships. This quiz assesses understanding of the narrative and the profound lessons about respect and knowledge animals offer.

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2. “The Dogs Could Teach Me”is told from the point of view of
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3. When the dogs come back to where Paulsen has fallen,he
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4. Paulsen keeps his trap line because
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5. What lesson does Paulsen learn from his dogs’behavior after his accident?
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6. When Paulsen falls out of the sled and is unable to walk,he expects the dogs to
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7. How does Paulsen feel about his dogs?
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8. The discovery of Columbia’s sense of humor causes Paulsen to
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9. Which sentence below is not written in the first-person point of view?
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10. What is Paulsen’s point of view regarding animals’ abilities?
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11. Add commas where needed in the following sentences.If a sentence is already correct,write C at the end of the sentence.

The loud frisky dogs seemed happy to pull the sled.
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12. The regal blue-eyed dog waited at the gate.
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13. The man’s painful throbbing knee made him walk very slowly.
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14. He was greeted by cold brittle snow when he woke.
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Add commas where needed in the following sentences.If a sentence is...
“The Dogs Could Teach Me”is told from the point of view of
When the dogs come back to where Paulsen has fallen,he
Paulsen keeps his trap line because
What lesson does Paulsen learn from his dogs’behavior after his...
When Paulsen falls out of the sled and is unable to walk,he expects...
How does Paulsen feel about his dogs?
The discovery of Columbia’s sense of humor causes Paulsen to
Which sentence below is not written in the first-person point of view?
What is Paulsen’s point of view regarding animals’ abilities?
Add commas where needed in the following sentences.If a sentence is...
The regal blue-eyed dog waited at the gate.
The man’s painful throbbing knee made him walk very slowly.
He was greeted by cold brittle snow when he woke.
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