Step 1: Identify the two nouns — 'goose' and 'wolf'. Both are irregular nouns that do not follow the standard '-s' rule. Step 2: The plural of 'goose' is 'geese' — this is a vowel-change irregular plural (like tooth → teeth, foot → feet). Step 3: The plural of 'wolf' is 'wolves' — this belongs to the group where '-f' changes to '-ves' (like leaf → leaves, knife → knives). Step 4: Apply both correct irregular plural forms to the sentence. Answer: geese / wolves