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At the beginning of the film, John Ottway is employed shooting wolves, thereby protecting workers at this type of operation:
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Gold mining
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Oil drilling
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Lumber
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Dam constructing
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The location of camp at which Ottway and the other characters in the film works is:
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Alaska
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Canada
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Idaho
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Chile
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The opening of the film shows a despairing Ottway writing a letter to:
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His mother
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His daughter
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His wife
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His son
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Ottway is on the verge of killing himself with a rifle, but stops when:
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He sees a wolf walk in front of him
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Hears a wolf howl
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He hears a cry for help
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An alarm at the camp sounds
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From the onset, things don't seem right on the doomed airplane flight. Immediately before crash, we see scenes that indicate:
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It is very cold on the plane
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A wing is about to shear off
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A fire burns in the rear of the plane
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The captain has died
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After the crash, Ottway finds:
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He has wound up in the cockpit
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He has been thrown clear
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He is trapped under wreckage
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His leg has been impaled on a tree branch
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7.
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The number of survivors is:
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3
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20
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7
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14
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After the crash, Ottway sees the first wolf:
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Dragging away one of the survivors
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About to be killed by other wolves
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Feeding on a body
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Prowling through the remains of the fuselage
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The antagonistic relationship between Ottway and Diaz (Frank Grillo) develops as Ottway prevents Diaz from:
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Beating on one of the survivors
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Pilfering from the dead bodies
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Hoarding food
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Hoarding fuel
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Throughout the film, we see Ottway's visions of his wife:
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Walking through a garden
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Sitting on a beach
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Playing a piano
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Lying in bed
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Hernandez, the first of survivors killed, dies as he is:
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Trying to light a fire
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Exploring the wrecked cockpit
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Burying a body
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Urinating
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Before they leave the wreck, Ottway and the other survivors:
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Collect wallets from the bodies
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Burn the fuselage
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Set a trap for the wolves
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Bury the dead
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The group's goal as they leave the wreckage is to make it to:
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A hilltop
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A cave
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A treeline
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A frozen lake
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As the survivors try to make the treeline, Flannery is killed:
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When he is accidentally shot
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When he falls into a crevasse
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When he falls behind
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When he decides to make a stand against the wolves
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Ottway suggests to the other survivors they fashion a make-shift weapon from sticks and:
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Stones
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Shell casings
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Knives
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Glass
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Ottway and Grillo go mano-a-mano. The fight ends when:
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A plane flies overhead
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A wolf appears right beside them
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The fire goes out
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The others separate the two
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After the group eats a wolf, Grillo does this as a sign of defiance:
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Urinates on the carcass
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Drives a spike through its head
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Cuts off its head and throws it at the other wolves
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Spits in the direction of the wolves
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Ottway references a poem at key points in the film. What is the first line in the poem?
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The Assyrian came down like the wolf on the fold
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Whoever comes to shroud me, do not harm
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The largest fire ever known
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Once more into the fray
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Ottway explains the significance of the poem as he associates it with his:
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Father
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Son
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Wife
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Mother
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20.
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On the morning after the group bonds around the fire, Ottway finds another of the survivors has died:
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When he was eaten by a wolf
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At the hands of another of the survivors
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From hypoxia
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From wandering off by himself
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Talgert dies as he falls trying to traverse a line stretched from a cliff to a tree. Which of the following was not a contributing factor in his fall?
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He loses his glasses
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He's afraid of heights
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A wolf starts chewing on the line
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His hand is injured
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Hendrick, the last survivors aside from Ottway, dies when he:
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Drowns
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Suffers a broken neck
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Is eaten by wolves
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Is crushed by a rock
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From one final vision of his wife, we infer that Ottway's wife most likely:
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Died in a hospital
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Never existed
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Was onboard the plane that crashed
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Was killed by a wolf
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24.
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Ottway arms himself for the final confrontation with the wolves with knives and:
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A torch
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Broken bottles
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Sharpened branches
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Stone shards
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25.
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What is Ottway's fate as of the end of the film?
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He is killed by wolves
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He makes his way to civilization
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He is rescued
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It is uncertain whether or not he survives
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