1. Researchers have discovered that numerous animals possess their own forms of communication. Create a report on the language of wolves, using this book as one of your references. How does the communication of wolves compare to that of domestic dogs?

2. While Julie considers Amaroq her "adopted father," she remains aware of his "wolfness." Compare a wolf pack to a human family. In what ways are these two groups similar? In what ways do they differ?

3. How does Julie evolve throughout the story? What lessons does she learn? How does her journey from Nunivak to Kangik contribute to this transformation?

4. Using Julie of the Wolves as a reference, craft a survival guide for living on the tundra without modern camping equipment.

5. Contrast the contemporary life of Eskimos in settlements with their traditional way of living in the wilderness. What elements of the old Eskimo culture are still evident in the modern Eskimo lifestyle as depicted in this book?