Question 1

The Call of the Wild

What information can be found in the article? Tick one. [1] i. what wolves eat ii. why Ms Versteeg photographed the wolf iii. the fact that wolf numbers are increasing iv. why wolves are the Western world’s top predator

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Question 2

The Call of the Wild

the book is told from buck's point of view. how does this perspective influence how you feel about buck? how might the story change if it was told from the dog trainers point of view?

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Question 3

The Call of the Wild

Call of the Wild What is Buck’s legacy in Call of the Wild?

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Question 4

The Call of the Wild

What theme about nature is developed in page 40 and 44?

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Question 5

The Call of the Wild

Does London make it seem plausible that these two conflicting traits can co-exist within one creature?

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Question 6

The Call of the Wild

What phases does buck go through in chapter 6 & 7 after he hears "the call" and runs alone in the woods??

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Question 7

The Call of the Wild

How did Buck's experience cause him to change his character?

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Question 8

The Call of the Wild

What central idea or theme about humans’ treatment of animals does The Call of the Wild convey

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Question 9

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What was the main conflict in the call of the wild? How was it resolved? Be sure to cite specific evidence in your response.

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Question 10

The Call of the Wild

Serval times in The Call of the Wild, Buck sees a short-legged hairy man. What can the reader infer that Landon used "the vision of the short-legged, hairy man" to symbolize?

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Question 11

The Call of the Wild

Why does Buck not want to go with Charles and Hal?

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Question 12

The Call of the Wild

How many days of rest does Buck get in his last 1,800 miles?

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Question 13

The Call of the Wild

What does Buck’s fight with the bear and the moose display about his ability to survive?

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Question 14

The Call of the Wild

Chapter 5, Call of the wild what theme does Jack London convey throughout chapter 5?

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Question 15

The Call of the Wild

Describe Buck's character development.

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Question 16

The Call of the Wild

How does Buck learn how to trust people and animals?

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Question 17

The Call of the Wild

What does Buck learn about friendship and leadership?

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Question 18

The Call of the Wild

What is the law of club and fang and how did it serve as a lesson in Buck's life in the Yukon?

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Question 19

The Call of the Wild

How does Buck feel after the events of Chapter 3? What has changed in his life over Chapter 3? Be specific in describing his feelings.

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Question 20

The Call of the Wild

Who is the narrator of The Call of the Wild by Jack London?

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Question 21

The Call of the Wild

Why are the starving huskies such dangerous enemies?

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Question 22

The Call of the Wild

What facts emphasize the hunger madness of these dogs?

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Question 23

The Call of the Wild

Compare the roles of John Thornton and Judge Miller. Who, from the novels point of view, is the better master and why?

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Question 24

The Call of the Wild

Buck is given several “lessons” when he arrives to Alaska. What are they, and why are they important? And what do they mean/contribute to Buck’s development?

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Question 25

The Call of the Wild

In only a few pages Buck is moved from “the heart of civilization” “to the reign of primitive law.” What is the significance of this?

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