At the beginning of the book, why is Henry left alone? A.
He strikes out on his own to find food, is pursued by wolves, and is trapped.

B.
He is abandoned by the dogs, which run away.

C.
The other dogs and his partner, Bill, are eaten by wolves.

D.
He loses his way.

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Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is B

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